Usually for these devices the application generates ZPL printer data directly. What application are you thinking of using?

Zebra indicates that there are CUPS drivers available for their printers on “some Linux distributions”

https://supportcommunity.zebra.com/s/article/Adding-a-Zebra-Printer-in-a-CUPS-Printing-System?language=en_US

There’s also this GitHub repo which promises a better PPD file for Zebra printers.

https://github.com/mvnural/zebra-cups-driver

I’ll add the PineTime to that. Doesn’t do anything too fancy but it works well enough.

the 1.5V of a nickel battery

NiMH are 1.2 V. You’re probably thinking of alkaline.

I understand it. Who wants to use two passwords to access their computer?

Registration fees are paying for roads,

Fuel taxes are paying for roads.

Subsidies are paying for roads.

Light brown aka tan.

Contractville is janky as hell and not anywhere near the scale of GTA. But it is damn fun.

So probably just steam games then.

I’m curious if they count

• multi-platform games which would show as “native” on protondb
• native games that only actually work by using the windows version with Proton
• the small number of games that only work on Linux but not windows
• non-steam games added to the steam launcher

all windows games?

Or all ostensibly windows-only Steam games?

The logic is that the most useful app will be the most popular by virtue of its utility.

Not always true but I’m sure there’s some correlation.

Keeper, myself. Work gives me a free/subsidized family plan so sure I’ll take it.

Definitely better than Lastpass.

Tenacity is the only one that is still actively being maintained.

I’m glad they stuck with it!

The video is great, and I’m excited for the new Audacity. But that logo/icon is an abomination.

Car crash in front of my house. Someone pulled out without seeing a car coming and got T-boned.

I wonder if Patty made it.

our five thousandth number one priority

if we were allowed to call it low impact

I think I found the problem. Have you never heard of triage?

It’s a downvote, not an insult. This whole conversation is a tempest in a teapot.

Might be easier for different platforms.

On Lemmy/Voyager it doesn’t seem really feasible but perhaps it’s more obvious elsewhere.

Alright, I’ll bite.

I’m a bit surprised that anyone would bother to note a downvote, let alone dig deep enough to investigate who downvoted and then specifically call them (me) out in the comments. It feels over the top and borderline malicious.

As to why I downvoted in this case, two reasons:

• discussion of someone’s pet name for a family member seems very irrelevant in this case, not particularly “contributing to the conversation”. I get why the question was asked and answered but it seems so far from anything important, especially now that it’s been explained.
• it bothers me that someone would write as if the reader should be expected to somehow know who their husband is, let alone by reference to their pet name.

Lastly, I don’t know why someone would ever be so invested in up- or down-votes at all. It’s not like the fediverse has the Reddit concept of “Karma” or whatever one wants to call fake internet points. It’s disappointing to have a negative total on a post sure but it’s completely ephemeral and irrelevant to one’s life.

Not sure I should be engaging here but are you seriously stalking downvotes?

Oh no, are beans back in vogue on Lemmy?