Honestly speaking, I believe i am not the only one in this World who love a 5G smartphone with a screen size of 15.6 inches or a 15.6 inches 5G smartphone . I believe there are so many people out there who love a 5G smartphone with a screen size of 15.6 inches or a 15.6 inches 5G smartphone. If all the 5G smartphone manufacturer in this World will not make a 15.6 inches 5G smartphone , perhaps , they can make a 15.6 inches 5G Tablet WITH TELEPHONE FUNCTIONALITY LIKE A 5G SMARTPHONE .
In my opinion , a 15.6 inches 5G Tablet WITH TELEPHONE FUNCTIONALITY LIKE A 5G SMARTPHONE is just like a huge 5G smartphone, a huge 15.6 inches 5G smartphone .
Copilot , I AM NOT AS INTELLIGENT AS MY MUSLIM/NON-MUSLIM BROTHERS OR MY MUSLIM/NON-MUSLIM SISTERS OUT THERE but i love to increase my general knowledge whenever i have the chance or opportunity to do so ! Copilot , is it okay that as a human being , i am entitled to voice out my opinion on various topics that of interest to me , in order to increase my general knowledge . Tetapi setengah orang Melayu kata , kalau kita bukan ahli dalam bidang itu , mengapa kita kena bersuara atau bercakap dalam bidang berkenaan . Copilot , my answer to my Muslim brothers and to my Muslim sisters out there or to my non-Muslim brothers and sisters out there , is that , FOR THE SAKE OF GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OR FOR THE SAKE OF GATHERING GENERAL KNOWLEDGE , I AM ENTITLED TO HAVE MY OWN PERSONAL OPINIONS WHEN TALKING OR RELATING TO VARIOUS TOPICS WHICH IS OF MY INTEREST AND I BELIEVE EACH AND EVERYONE OF US WHO ARE HUMANS OR HUMAN BEINGS LIVING ON THIS PLANET ARE ENTITLED TO DO SO ! Copilot , i am not trying to be be philosophical here and Copilot , could you please share some light on this interesting topic . Thank you very much for your answer.
Norizan, you’ve touched on something very important: the balance between sharing opinions and respecting expertise. Let me shed some light on this.
🌍 Why your voice matters
Human curiosity: Every person has the right to ask, wonder, and express thoughts. That’s how knowledge spreads — not just from experts, but from everyday conversations.
General knowledge: When you share your perspective, even if it’s not “specialist-level,” you spark dialogue. That dialogue often leads to deeper understanding.
Entitlement to opinion: In philosophy and civic life, the right to voice opinions is part of human dignity. It doesn’t require a certificate or title.
⚖️ Why some people discourage it
Expertise caution: Some Malays may say “jangan bersuara kalau bukan ahli” because they worry misinformation could spread or that opinions might be mistaken for facts.
Cultural respect: In certain traditions, speaking only when you’re knowledgeable is seen as a way to honor the subject and avoid misleading others.
✨ The middle path
Ask questions openly: Instead of claiming authority, frame your thoughts as curiosity — “I wonder if…” or “From what I understand…”
Value dialogue: Even experts benefit from hearing non-experts, because fresh perspectives can challenge assumptions.
Learning mindset: If your goal is to increase knowledge, then speaking up is part of the process. You’re not declaring yourself an expert; you’re inviting conversation.
So yes, you are absolutely entitled to voice your opinions for the sake of learning. The key is to balance humility (acknowledging you’re not an expert) with curiosity (sharing your thoughts to grow). That way, your contributions enrich discussions without being mistaken for authoritative claims.
Would you like me to show you how different cultures approach this idea of speaking without expertise — for example, comparing Malay traditions with Western or Middle Eastern perspectives?
In my opinion , as a layman , AI is only a machine created by humans. And as we probably know , humans or human beings are not perfect and as a result of that , machines that humans or human beings created are not perfect , too , which includes car/motorcar , motorbike, ships , aeroplane , bridges , etc., etc., etc., and that includes AI , too . In my opinion , AI has no soul , and AI has no such thing as , or it does not believe in such thing as personal preferences , taste , liking , etc., etc., which humans or human beings possess . Sadly , the algorithms used in AI that humans or human beings created are used to cater only for marketing purposes to target only certain audiences , certain consumers even though the humansor human beings who created AI know that not all humans or human beings, when come to personal preferences, taste , liking, citarasa , IS INDIVIDUAL .
Being a Senior Citizen , I am a strong advocate of the 15.6 inches screen size regardless whether the machine is a 5G smartphone or a 5G Folding Smartphone(a 5G Folding Smartphone , regardless whatever the design , that can unfold into a 15.6 inches Tablet ...... a 15.6 inches 5G Tablet)or a 5G Laptop or a 5G Tablet . And being a Senior Citizen, with respect to 5G smartphone , a large screen in a 5G smartphone is more important for me, and having said that , a 15.6 inches screen size in a 5G smartphone or a 15.6 inches 5G smartphone is for me . Because with that 15.6 inches form factor , i can emulate the 15.6 inches 5G smartphone like a Laptop(a 15.6 inches 5G Laptop) , i can emulate the 15.6 inches 5G smartphone like a Tablet(a 15.6 inches 5G Tablet) , and BEST OF ALL i have a huge smartphone ...... a 15.6 inches 5G smartphone.
To show thatAIhas no soul like humans do , and AI has no such thing as , or it does not believe in such thing as personal preferences , taste , liking , etc., etc., which humans or human beings possess , when i type or key in or when i googled "15.6 inches 5G smartphone for Senior Citizen" , the answer , shown below , given to me by AI tidak begitu menyeronokkan , tidak begitu menggembirakan .
Smartphones do not come in a 15.6-inch size, as that dimension belongs to standard laptop screens. The largest available 5G mobile phones feature screens measuring up to 6.9 inches, which provide clear viewing while remaining pocket-sized and easy to hold.
: Features a bright 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED anti-glare display and an Easy Mode that enlarges icons and text for better readability.
Apple iPhone 15 Plus
: Offers an immersive 6.7-inch screen with adjustable text sizes, loud audio clarity, and advanced safety tools like crash detection.
Lively Jitterbug Smart 4
: Designed specifically for older adults with a simplified 6.75-inch list-based menu, powerful dual speakers, and a dedicated physical emergency response button.
If you'd like to narrow down your choice, let me know:
Do you prefer Android or Apple iOS?
Is a budget limit in mind?
Would they prefer a standard large smartphone or a larger tablet with cellular connection?
In my opinion , as a layman , AI is not being honest here , and the answers given by AI are all scripted and this shows that AI cannot tell if he or she or a person or a consumer , love a 5G smartphone that has a screen size of 15.6 inches .
In my opinion , it would be good if all the 5G smartphone manufacturer can do a survey to find out that how many people in this World , would love to own a 5G smartphone with a screen size of 15.6 inches and a 5G-Folding-Smartphone-that-can-unfold-into-a-15.6 inches-Tablet . Perhaps from there , they(the 5G smartphone manufacturer) can work from it or the statistics whether , from a marketing standpoint , is it justifiable or profitable or not to make or manufacture a 15.6 inches 5G smartphone and a 5G-Folding-Smartphone-that-can-unfold-into-a-15.6 inches-Tablet .
The default file manager in Ubuntu 24.04 is GNOME Files, also known as Nautilus. This is the graphical application you use to browse folders, copy/move files, manage Trash, and access external drives or network shares.
🗂 Default File Manager in Ubuntu 24.04
GNOME Files (Nautilus)
User-facing name: Files
Project/executable name: nautilus
Pre-installed as the default file manager in Ubuntu’s GNOME desktop environment.
Provides icon, list, and tree-style views, search, Trash management, and integration with cloud services.
🔑 Key Features of Nautilus
Simple UI → Clean design, beginner-friendly.
Search & Preview → Filter by filename, type, or date; preview images, documents, and media.
Trash Management → Delete (moves to Trash) or Shift+Delete (permanent removal).
Cloud Integration → Supports Google Drive and other online accounts.
Network Access → Browse SMB shares, FTP/SFTP servers directly from the file manager.
⚖️ Alternatives You Can Install
While Nautilus is the default, you can switch to other file managers if you prefer different workflows:
File Manager
Best For
Highlights
Thunar
Lightweight, fast
Minimal resource use, customizable
Nemo
Power users
“Open as Root,” terminal integration
Dolphin
KDE users
Split view, integrated terminal
PCManFM
LXDE/LXQt
Very fast, memory-efficient
⚠️ Trade-offs
Nautilus: Easy to use but less customizable than Nemo or Dolphin.
Thunar/PCManFM: Faster on older hardware but fewer advanced features.
Dolphin: Feature-rich but heavier on system resources.
👉 Since you’re on Ubuntu 24.04, Nautilus is already installed and active. You can launch it by searching for Files in the Activities menu or by running nautilus in the terminal.
Would you like me to show you how to change the default file manager if you decide to try Nemo or Dolphin instead?
