I am talking about the prompting “on install”. Its just add on install and everything works. That sounds like out of the box support for me

Almost all of them? They may prompt you to install additional codecs but thats it. Most software displaying images support thoose image formats. Man we have vlc to display any format

Eh what its hyprspace. The title is incorrect but the link says hypr

Downside is you have to suffer their trackers

No it works always. It also does multiple times for me(opens thoose apps again on each login)

Nah there is a save session button. You can save a session when certain apps are open, then on login thoose apps will open

Wait it rotated in a different dimension

Good to know it is possible to open the apps in previous state.I don’t use save session that often, but it does “launch” apps

ncdu

6.1 i guess. Iirc it worked on 6.0 as well. Yes wayland on fedora kde

It does open all apps for me. But probably not in the previous state. But idk if that’s actually possible?

What actually is not working?

Open!

/s

Lol

Speaking only in terms of energy:

Molecules attract (adhesive and cohesive) causing capillary rise. Actually pottential energy due to that force is reduced converted to kinetic energy of motion which then gets converted into the gravitational potential energy mgh.

Now capillary rise won’t happen endlessly. It stops at a certain point where it cannot pull more water.

You could evaporate this water so that more water would flow up(also works in trees, but their mechanism of pulling water is more sphisticated). But now, on evaporating, you are applying more energy to it, which molecules held by adhesive and cohesive forces are puller apart, making it gain more potential energy to pull more water from bottom.

The reason why it rises is to minimise the potential energy and it does not increase energy

Who is the mexican propogandist?

For me, preinstalled windows 11 cannot connect to my android phone through bluetooth. Was afraid its hardware incompatibility but it just works in linux

Yes in android

I think there is also flatpak version which is also non-paid