Monthly Archives: April 2022

Searched this log and found this needed for YouTube videos.

Been working on a short IBM Assembler video to show off this cool feature. These little projects are great for the mind. The newer interface of Kdenlive itself took a while to familiarize myself with.

Didn’t backup, but will from now on…kdenlive projects. A lot of time goes into creating these.

Solution. To quote this user…”I loathe that behavior”

In an effort to improve my boring YouTube intros I’ve installed many new TrueType fonts. I have access to ~3000, from a old Windows 95 DVD, that I probably bought for $5 in the bargin bin. Not to mention the Google fonts I now have access to (see the previous post). My intros will probably …

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I found this cool program that allows you to download Google fonts to your local computer for use offline.

I haven used Google mail in Thunderbird for a while, but I had in the past, so there was some account info there. Today a new Google signon message popped up. I entered the info and it proceeded to load my mail.

I started fooling with some settings and screwed up my bottom panel. Since I just recently reinstalled I decided it would be easier/quicker just to reinstall rather than figure out how to fix it. So I did and made some strategic Clonezilla backups along the way.

I formatted my new disks as GPT. This is not new a new thing, but for whatever reason I never used it. But in using gparted it didn’t offer MBR. I kept wondering why I couldn’t add extended partitions on my GPT disks in gparted. Come to find out they’re not used in GPT.

Reset video card then lost 2 hard drives. Me thinks there all somehow related.