Hey everyone, I’m checking flights with EY that include a layover.
However on MyIDtravel, doing the whole flight with the layover is cheaper than buying each leg individually.
Why so? And would you recommend buying the ticket with the layover and not both legs separately?
Hey everyone, I’m planning to fly with Saudia next week, the loads seem pretty tight so fingers crossed.
However when i read the agreements on myID travel, it says the following:
- The listing must be done/changed/cancelled no later than one day prior to thedeparture.
- Firm tickets should be cancelled 24 hoursprior departure to avoid the no show.
I find it absurd. What if a couple of hours before i see that it is overbooked so i decide to take an earlier flight just to be safe. I won’t be able to do so then? Or what if i get rejected because it’s full, and i take a flight that is in 3 hrs, i wouldn’t be able to?
I thank you in advance for your answers
Hey everyone, as i’m still trying to change tools, applications and softwares, i was wondering if any one of you did the switch Windows > Linus.
For information i have:
A 6 year old Dell laptop that is starting to feel tired and the battery life to become lower and lower. However, until the rest of its life i was thinking of moving to Linux.
The advantage: it’s free and european
But for those who have done it, is it only for geeks or difficult to install? Do i have any risk to lower the life of my laptop and make it even slower ? Any threats or point of vigilance?
I thank you all in advance and really appreciate this community
Edit: my laptop is not a gaming laptop, and doesn’t have the specs for. So i don’t game on it. It’s simply for everyday basic tasks.
Edit 2: I was thinking of installing Mint mainly, with no dual boot