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Grandma share her experience with Debian 12 and the Gnome Desktop.

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Grandma share her experience with Debian 12 and the Gnome Desktop.

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

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Debian 12 With The Gnome Desktop.

Here is Debian this with the Gnome Desktop. There are quite a number of way to customize this desktop to make it your own as we see here.

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She shared far right stuff during the pandemic.
- Possibly linux@lemmy.zip
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  Which changes nothing. This is not a political video

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