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If I have to list a single thing that most irritates me on Linux then it is easily copying files to a USB connected drive.
The progress bar passes 100% and I get notification the files were copied but they were in fact not copied yet, it still takes several more minutes until I can actually unplug the connected drive or I'll lose the files.
I run udisksctl unmount -b /dev/sdX# in the terminal. When it completes, it means the files have finished copying and the partition was unmounted.
I'll give that a try next time I'll need to copy something, thanks
Our just run sync, which isn't as completely foolproof, but is easy.
For some reason my computer lags a lot but that might be because I have way too many tabs.
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Windows update holding me hostage like the slut I am
The use of my ANT+ adapter with Zwift. But Bluetooth via the phone worked for 62 miles and several hours today, so I guess that will suffice.
I only miss Musicbee on Windows. I've created an offline Windows VM for that one single program.
iTunes is probably the biggest, people with iDevices have a harder time with GNU/Linux