u/accidental_tourist

Currently on vacation and do not have access to a PC. I loaded up a few books so I have choices during vacation and everything was working fine until I suddenly found my Kobo powered off. When I turned it on my Bookshelf list is empty save for the one I was reading.

I went out into KOReader and I do see the list of books there and I can open these books just fine.

I also saw an error screen by KFMon saying something like "internal storage was unavailble, bye"

It's on sale from my local store. Looking for a 27" that is good for work and gaming with KVM function. Is there anything better for the price? Should I drop the KVM feature if I can get better value recommendations?

Not all restaurants have high chairs for babies, and when they do, they either do not fit or are too dirty.

Does anyone have experience with portable booster seats?

So looking to get my first ereader. I've been debating between many ereaders from pocket sized, smartphone size, 6"and 7" ones. I really wanted a portable one but the small ones all have some con that I do not want to accept so for now I will settle for my phone.

On the flip side, I thought to get a "bigger" ereader and was looking at the Kobo Clara BW, Kobo Libra Colour and the Pocketbook Era Lite. I am already using Calibre and KOReader and from what I read, PB just integrates these better than Kobo.

Does anyone have any input on the Era Lite or another device I should consider instead?

I need to have at least two PDFS side by side comfortably. Work a lot with Excel sheets as well. From my own reading I should be looking for a 27" and not an OLED. Can someone confirm this?

I asked Gemini (with KVM) and it gave me these recommendations Dell Pro 27 Plus P2725DE and Samsung ViewFinity S6 - S60UD. Are there better monitors around this price point?

I might also be open to a 34" if there are better choices there, but I never used an ultrawide so it will be a new experience.

I am looking for a portable reader and one for home use. What's important is that there is sync across devices on where I am reading and what books are available.

I have Calibre and my own books as epub files. Hoping for an easy solution. No Kindles please.

A little bummed, we were hoping for an improvement but I just reached prediabetic stage and with NAFLD, my doctor recently told me to switch to a Mediterranean diet. I was checking online to get meal ideas except a lot of the ones I found need a subscription. There has to be some more direction than just eat fish, nuts, fruits and legumes.

Car's been checked, no problem with A/C but I can't seem to cool the backseat area without me freezing. My family was literally sweating while I had the A/C on and being in the driver's seat I feel it fully.

I have no intention of distro hopping. Once I chose one and installed the software I needed, transferred my data and set things up to fit my use case, I don't really want to pack up and move again for another distro because I find out it cannot run some basic software or it doesn't play well with Steam.

So what is a good and stable distro that will continue to receive support? I keep seeing mentions of Mint and Zorin for beginners, but it just sounds like people expect them to get introduced to linux and move to a different distro.

My desk is tiny that I can't fit two monitors next to each other so I am looking for something equivalent.
Miniled is fine, size at least can read two PDFs together without it being cramped or sized down. Like two A4 sizes sheets. I also do Excel work and of course gaming. Looking for <400 euros, ideally lower. I can also check second hand if you have some models you can recommend.