It might be essential for your workflow, but it’s a mistake to assume that applies to the majority of users.

The feature has been considered for implementation. It’s scheduled for the next major release.

This feature is essential for my workflow. The fact that it hasn’t been considered gives the impression that the implementation is somewhat incomplete.

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superfile is awesome. You make it sound like creating symbolic links is an essential feature for a file manager. It isn’t. In any event, the developer has plans to add the functionality, but there are more important things to work on.

This form lets people suggest software.

There is no ‘anti-Cachy’ pile on, just users expressing their opinions. I use CachyOS sometimes.

A significant chunk of the commits are by the AI bot though.

Maybe not, nowadays experienced developers are using Claude etc as a more sophisticated stackoverflow. They know how to code, just it’s quicker to look something up with an AI bot.

Axel has been added. Thanks Gio.

I”ll take a look at Axel. The other one is already covered and in the table.

Thank you.

You’re welcome.

My 2c

Anecdotal evidence. I’m also using hybrid graphics on Manjaro. As I said, rock solid under Manjaro. Also anecdotal evidence.

For me, the actual hybrid-GPU support comes from the Linux kernel, NVIDIA drivers, and PRIME, not the distro itself.

My hybrid graphics seemed to be a problem for Manjaro. It never recognised the cards properly, whereas CachyOS set them up perfectly from the get go on my gaming laptop.

I’ve been using Manjaro since 2017. I’ve never had a single broken system after a system upgrade while I’ve been using the stable software repositories.

Because I’m human and sometimes make mistakes. Kopia added.

Thanks.

Good choice with this one Steve. While I know this is not the first time you have pointed out less than great products, the idea of doing it more frequently should work out well.

(my two pennies)

Added

What a terrible waste of time. There are so many better Arch-based distributions I’ve tried.

Yes, Receiver is class

Thanks, article updated.

Hi, I see that you have recently updated the main article “14 Best Free and Open Source Steganography Tools”.

jdvrif has changed extensively since the previous article. If possible, please could you update this page with the following information. Thanks, Nick.

Receiver follows the Gnome paradigm of hiding the details, and it also came up with two links – neither of which would play… so it’s not really very well curated.

Fine if you like the command-line but I only use graphical tools unless there’s no alternative.

Across much of England, rain is just part of everyday life too. But there’s also a program called Stormy, another neofetch-like weather CLI 😄

Thanks for your suggestions. I’m compiling a roundup so other tools will be included.

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There is also iwmenu but that’s a little different.

It’s a representative sample.

that said, i find the scope of this article a bit weird. It mixes everything, grep tools, cli-history, filesearch … 🙂

Why do you call it Borg Backup Server when it’s a GUI manager (web application)?

We’ll take a look at it.