https://invent.kde.org/graphics/okular

I like Okular’s ability to scan and convert tabled data in PDFs too. There is an option to turn off DRM nonsense. That can do page edits and stuff. If you want to create pages with images you need an office suite.

Anyone have shortcuts for modeling complex over center, compliance mechanisms, and bistable auxetic materials? I’m using FreeCAD and trying to just use rough sketches and trial and error to create a bending tube structure that 3d prints vertically but then bends into place like a pop-tube kid’s toy, but only on one side of an otherwise vase mode print design. I’m really pushing the limits of what FreeCAD can loft before edges go wonky and the Part Design workflow is no longer sufficient. I can make a compliant spring easily, but a bistable bend in a tube is at the edge of my learning curve.

Mule momma certainly has a hard time getting the whole F35 up there, 10mm² dies on the other hand

VAIO was formerly a brand of Sony, introduced in 1996, until it offloaded it into an independent company in 2014; Japan Industrial Partners owns VAIO Corporation, with Sony maintaining a minority stake. Sony still holds the intellectual property rights for the VAIO brand and logo.[3] In November 2024, it was announced that Japanese retailer Nojima will take control of Vaio, expected to finalize in January 2025.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaio

Based on that page it looks like they only still exist as a potential sticker brand. That looks like they couldn’t compete with the highly integrated iCore era when laptops got very simplified compared to the duo core stuff with lots of peripheral daughter boards and I/O support.

Go for it if you want to throw away your hardware when you are told like with phones and crApple. Qualcomm is the primary reason your phone is nearly obsolete the moment you buy it and runs an orphan kernel no one can update but them.