IrritableOcelot

Is that true? I thought that pairs of USB-A ports shared the same PCIe lanes, and USB-C each got their own set?

Edit: thinking about it a bit more, I suppose it could depend on how the SOC/chipset allocates those lanes, but in my experience when writing a single USB I'm usually limited by the thermals of the USB, and writing well below the speed of the port. I suppose if you were writing many at once (or if your USBs were nice) that could bottleneck on the port speed.

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Good question. Odd not to include one.

How did I miss that...

Royal Swiss?

I mean you can do HTML -> TeX -> PDF with Pandoc, or to any other format pretty much. I would say writing markdown and passing it to TeX or directly to PDF is the most practical.

Jabref is great. Also, if you need other formats you can always import the bibtex file into Zotero.

No worries, it's pretty hard to keep track when their naming scheme is "it has a K in it"...

Can you unmount it? You may not be able to change the boot flag while it's mounted.

If that doesn't work, you likely can't remove the boot flag while the system is booted. Try booting from installation media and changing the flag there.

I think most ereaders support rendering HTML, why not just save the HTML page? Thatd be a lot easier than converting formats.

Okular is pretty great, I can't find a package that does good annotation of PDFs built on GTK.

Yeah, came here to recommend this. It's basic, but the UI is great.