Yeah because Windows turned you all into tech-iliterate people and Linux is a good start into learning how to properly use a computer. Recently a Coworker approached me because she needed to move every photo from one folder to another and she has been dragging and dropping them all day but its just to many. While technically some Windows people know its possible with Windows cmd in a one-liner, most if not all Linux users will know the command in a heartbeat.

There is exactly one OS that improves the skills of its users just by using it.

Maybe if Windows and Mac users wont act like a bug stuck on its back once they encounter the slightest hint of a problem and start bothering the Linux guy with it, the Linux guy would be less condescending on their OS choice.

And yet when there is a school shooting, everyone of these is just cowardly waiting outside

wtf at 16 I was doing vacation alone with my then girlfriend in another country were we travelled to by train lol

I would recommend anything Thermal Grizzly: https://www.thermal-grizzly.com/

Simply because the owner has two 1 hour long videos explaining how its made and tested and it actually seems to be one of the best.

Found this on stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68903835/how-to-draw-a-shape-inside-a-pdf-with-python

import fitz

Open the pdf

doc = fitz.open(‘./test.pdf’) for page in doc: # For every page, draw a rectangle on coordinates (1,1)(100,100) page.draw_rect([1,1,100,100], color = (0, 1, 0), width = 2)

Save pdf

doc.save(‘./your-route/name.pdf’)

Seems like it has a solid chance of working.

You can see it from space