Trabant Spotting in Pécs, Hungary
Spent the day Trabant Spotting in Pécs, Hungary. Actually I was looking for any Soviet era stuff that probably won’t be around for very much longer.
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Merry Christmas 2021
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What is the difference between Ubuntu and Kubuntu?
Ubuntu Ubuntu uses the Gnome desktop. This is a very clean, simple environment and is well suited to Linux beginners. In many respects it is much easier to use than any version of MS Windows – though its layout is a little different from Windows. For example, its application menus are at the top of…
Sandbanks, Dorset
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BBC deliberately breaks its internet radio service
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