Boot to the previous kernel and run updates until you get a 6.9, or go download and install the rpms yourself.
They pushed a bad patch with 6.8.10 I think? They had to roll it back and push another real quick, but some caching issue still delivered it to a bunch of people. You should on the 6.9 line now anyway as 6.8 is EOL.
You don't need to even make your activity public, just someplace people can see relevant stuff you've been working on.
Fork some repos, contribute some PRs to some projects you like, and generate some activity if you'd like though. People love to see that.
Do some writeups and post them online, get a public GitHub presence going, and link all those together from some central homepage or LinkedIn or whatever you like. Then try to land some interviews.
Your disks volume can't boot, so it's dropping you to a prompt to investigate. You need to run a disk check with 'fsck' at a minimum. If you're not familiar with the CLI , just boot a LiveISO, and check your system disks from a desktop you're familiar with.
No, like VScode or similar. That's probably where you're going to find a feature like this.
You probably want a code editor then.
I doubt toolbars in a rich text editor specifically for Unicode symbols would be a thing, because...why?
There's definitely VScode extensions that would show the glyphs or convert the actual unicode hex to whatever it should be.
Very interesting. Not what I was expecting on a Monday morning.
Bad memory or storage
I would run a check, then balance, then see if it's still throwing errors. It sounds like something has caught, but if there's an errant snapshot I wouldn't worry about it.
This, or you could just symlink a folder in your home to wherever a wine prefix would be to run it.
When you run 'dnf update ', you want it to say it's going to install kernel 6.9.X.