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I'll get straight to the point.
When I started Pop!_Planet, I launched it because I saw a need for a centralized community for Pop!_OS. To be frank, I never expected the level of popularity it has achieved. Over the last year, we have gone from under 50 users, to almost 400 users. That's awesome! However... it also comes with a downside. We are rapidly running out of disk space on our server, and the bandwidth costs go up every month.
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I know that most users will ignore this message, and that's ok. However, if even a few of our users are willing and able to donate a few dollars to help offset our expenses, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
Dan Griffiths
Pop!_Planet Founder
This Week in Pop! – 8 - April 19th
- Thread starter mmstick
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The upgrade to 19.04 looks largely successful and the hard work put in has paid off. I wanted to mention one other major new change to Settings that I think is a fantastic improvement. The "Applications" menu and control is a great addition to the desktop. Also the inclusion of Network Manager Connection Editor, which GNOME had made less prominent and only accessed by running
Pictured below is the new Applications control in Settings.
Note: The three dot button on the title bar will give quick access to keyboard shortcuts.
nm-connection-editor. It is now included in the system program folder and renamed "Advanced Network Configuration". Pictured below is the new Applications control in Settings.
Note: The three dot button on the title bar will give quick access to keyboard shortcuts.
