Near-perfect  smartphone

1.     15.6 inches 5G  smartphone [ 1 ] _  A 5G

       smartphone with a screen size of  15.6 inches

       for Senior Citizen and consumers alike  - A

     5G smartphone with

      a screen size of  15.6

      inches specifically

     designed for Senior Citizens .

    A

       [Laptop/Tablet/Smartphone(All-in-ONE)]

       machine which combine the

    functionality of a

    Laptop , a Tablet and a

    Smartphone                             [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ]

2.    5G FoldingSmartphone-that-can-unfold-

     into-a-15.6 inches-Tablet - A

     [Laptop/Tablet/Smartphone(All-in-ONE)]

     machine which combine the

   functionality of a

     Laptop , a Tablet and a Smartphone(so that we don't

          have to rely on a 5G smartphone) [ 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ] . With this kind of machine , it shows that , " Why your next smartphone is going to be 15.6 inches ?"

 

I am betting big on this  near-perfect  smartphone and I am betting big , too , on this near  near-perfect  Laptop.  Hopefully , in the not too distant future someone will made this  custom-made machines to cater for someone who love big 5G smartphones and 15.6 inches  "360 degrees foldable"   Touchscreen 5G Cellular Laptops(more)  WITH  TELEPHONE FUNCTIONALITY  LIKE  A  5G  SMARTPHONE 

 

Source :  Internet

The Surprising Psychology Behind People Who Love Staying at Home

The truth about people who prefer to stay home

George J. Ziogas

Many people in modern culture, particularly since the COVID pandemic, do struggle with loneliness. But what can we learn from a certain subset of people who seemingly choose to be alone — and thrive on being so?

How healthy alone time can be good for us

Psychologists are finally turning their attention to “homebodies”: people who feel better when they’re at home, in their own environments.

Although their more extroverted and action-oriented friends and family members might worry that homebodies are lonely, shy, or otherwise fear leaving their home or engaging with others, researchers are now finding that many homebodies are none of those things.

People who prefer solitude or their home environment might, in fact, harbor some of the strongest mental…

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Source :  Internet 

Why Some People Refuse to Participate on Social Media

The psychology of people who don’t need likes to feel alive

George J. Ziogas

We’ve all seen them. People who have social media profiles that are very light on details, and which feature only a generic avatar where their profile photograph is supposed to be.

We may wonder: Are these people Luddites who don’t believe in engaging wholeheartedly with technology and social media? Do they just not have the know-how to snap and post a selfie? Why don’t they just get with the times already?

Turns out, people who sit out social media participation may understand the technology just fine. Whether or not they choose to engage with it might be due more to their personalities.

The pros and cons of social media and online interaction

Many people who use social media jumped into it wholeheartedly. During the last twenty years, it has become more normalized for people to share personal details like photographs, travel diaries, and thoughts online, as well as to like, emphasize, or share other peoples’ thoughts.

Recent statistics show that over 1 million selfies are taken on Instagram every single day, while approximately 93 million selfies are “uploaded to Snapchat daily.”

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'What do you want the Minister to do? Read prayers?' - Dr Maza declines religious affairs portfolio, calls it his last option

Dr Mohd Asri, better known as Dr Maza, is expressing a firm stance on the kind of ministerial role he believes holds actual influence.

SHAH ALAM – If you thought the Religious Affairs Ministry was the ultimate power move, former Perlis Mufti Datuk Dr Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin (a.k.a. Dr Maza) is here to say, "Think again."

Dr Maza just made it brutally clear that he prefers a position like the Home Ministry or Education Ministry, arguing that the Religious Affairs portfolio carries "little real authority."

In a firm statement on the kind of ministerial role that holds actual influence, Dr Maza asserted that the Religious Affairs Ministry was the one role he absolutely did not want in any country.

Why? Because, in his view, the responsibilities are largely ceremonial rather than impactful.

He threw shade by suggesting that if individuals genuinely want to test their abilities, they should aim for serious portfolios like Home Affairs or Education.

Dr Maza saw limited scope for real policymaking within the religious portfolio, questioning its practical purpose with this iconic line:

“What do you want the Religious Affairs Minister to do? Read prayers? Then you go and perform hajj,” he quipped.

He elaborated that the role, as he understood it, revolves around official duties that simply don't translate into meaningful governance.

"Everything that is discussed cannot be translated into anything else other than attending official functions," he said.

Dr Maza sealed the deal by making it clear that he would decline the position, emphasising he had zero interest in the offer and viewed the Religious Affairs Minister role as his last option, a massive political flex you need to see to believe.

Linux Operating System _ Multiseat on Ubuntu 25.10 using ASTER SOFTWARE _1

 

Hi Copilot , could you please teach me or give me a step-by-step procedure on how to do "Multiple Concurrent Users on a Single PC using ASTER SOFTWARE" with the help of UBUNTU 25.10 , in other words , "Multiple Concurrent Users on a Single UBUNTU 25.10 PC/Desktop using ASTER SOFTWARE" . Copilot , I hope you could really give me a step-by-step procedure on this interesting project because I am only an average Linux user . THANKS Copilot for your answer.

 

MICROSOFT  Copilot  Answer 

 

Multiseat with ASTER on Ubuntu 25.10 overview

You want two or more users working concurrently on one Ubuntu PC, each with their own monitor, keyboard, and mouse. ASTER Multiseat provides a guided UI to create “workplaces” and assign devices, now with official Linux support. Below is a practical, step‑by‑step setup tailored for Ubuntu 25.10, from install to daily use, plus fixes for common issues YouTube dokwiki.ibik.ru.

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Requirements and preparation

• Hardware:
  • Displays: Either multiple outputs on one GPU or separate GPUs; one monitor per user.
  • Inputs: One keyboard and one mouse per user; USB hubs help keep pairings consistent.
  • Optional audio: USB sound dongles per seat simplify mapping.
• System:
  • Ubuntu 25.10 desktop, admin account with sudo.
  • Stable power settings (avoid USB power‑down and sleep while using multiseat). ASTER recommends high‑performance power plan and disabling monitor sleep and hibernation to prevent device dropouts dokwiki.ibik.ru.
• License:
  • ASTER requires activation after trial; obtain installer and license from official distributors asterindian.in.

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Install ASTER on Ubuntu

1. Download ASTER for Linux

   • Get the Linux installer from the official ASTER/IBIKSoft channels. Verify checksum if provided. Asterindian provides download and requirements, and the ASTER wiki links the download page asterindian.in dokwiki.ibik.ru.

2. Install the package

   • If it’s a .deb:

     sudo dpkg -i aster*.deb || sudo apt -f install
     

   • If it’s a script/tarball: follow the vendor’s README for Linux installation steps and dependencies, then run the installer UI.

3. Reboot (recommended)

   • After install, reboot to ensure services and udev rules initialize cleanly.

4. Activate ASTER

   • Launch the ASTER control app, apply your license or start the trial. The vendor documentation covers activation workflow asterindian.in.

Tip: During installation, ASTER suggests optimizing power parameters and disabling “Fast Boot”/sleep behavior to improve stability with multiple seats dokwiki.ibik.ru.

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Create workplaces and assign devices

1. Open ASTER control center

   • Start the ASTER UI from the app menu or via terminal. The Linux tutorial demonstrates the workflow for creating workplaces on Ubuntu YouTube.

2. Add workplaces (seats)

   • Create Workplace 1 (seat0) and Workplace 2 (seat1). Name them clearly (e.g., “Dad”, “Daughter”). ASTER’s UI is designed to guide you through adding seats on Linux YouTube.

3. Assign displays per workplace

   • For each workplace, select the monitor to attach. If you have two GPUs, bind each seat to its GPU; if one GPU, map separate outputs to different workplaces. The ASTER tutorial shows display mapping on Ubuntu YouTube.

4. Assign input devices

   • Plug in each keyboard/mouse pair and assign them to the intended workplace. If identical models appear, use port labels or unplug/replug to identify. ASTER’s Linux UI supports input device mapping per workplace YouTube.

5. Assign audio (optional)

   • Map audio devices per workplace; USB sound cards are easiest to differentiate and assign in ASTER YouTube.

6. Save and apply configuration

   • Apply changes, then enable ASTER multiseat mode. The Linux tutorial demonstrates enabling and testing after configuration YouTube.

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Start sessions and daily use

• Start ASTER and launch seats

  • Enable ASTER. Each connected monitor should show a login screen for its assigned workplace, controlled only by that workplace’s keyboard/mouse YouTube.

• Log in separately

  • Use distinct user accounts (e.g., you and your daughter). Work independently on the same PC without input/display overlap YouTube.

• Stopping ASTER

  • Use the control center to stop multiseat when needed; sessions end per workplace. Vendor guidance covers normal start/stop operations YouTube.

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Troubleshooting and tips

• A monitor shows no greeter:

  • Ensure the display is assigned to the correct workplace. Check cables and GPU outputs. Reapply configuration in ASTER’s UI YouTube.

• Keyboard/mouse control the wrong seat:

  • Reassign devices in ASTER. If devices are identical, label ports/hubs and re‑plug one pair at a time to identify correctly YouTube.

• Audio not isolated:

  • Prefer USB audio per seat; then assign in ASTER to avoid pulse routing confusion YouTube.

• Sleep/USB power issues:

  • Disable monitor sleep/hibernation and USB power‑down. ASTER’s installer recommends high‑performance power settings to avoid device dropouts dokwiki.ibik.ru.

• Installer or license concerns:

  • Use trusted sources for downloads and licensing. Asterindian provides detailed info on safe download and licensing options asterindian.in.

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If you tell me your GPU(s), how your monitors are connected, and the brands of keyboards/mice, I can walk you through the exact mapping in the ASTER UI step by step for your hardware.