@BeastOfCaerbannog oh.. is the pain gone now?

@BeastOfCaerbannog I don't think it would make a difference to any Greece resident as AFAIK Covishield is not administered to Greece population. It will only make a difference to people who are vaccinated with Covishield and want to go to Greece.

@Zanna yeah.. but the European Medicines Agency thinks in a different way..

Read this article for more information: science.thewire.in/health/…

@RandomPerson Yeah. I don't feel anything.

@RandomPerson It was administered for a certain period. It's the one I did.

@BeastOfCaerbannog OK...

@BeastOfCaerbannog Vaxzevria and Covishield are different according to the European Medicines Agency.

@RandomPerson According to Wikipedia, it's the same vaccine with different names.

@BeastOfCaerbannog yeah. I do agree. But the manufacturers are different. I don't think Serum Institute of India sent Covishield doses to Greece.

@RandomPerson Yeah, OK. I didn't get that this was your point.

@BeastOfCaerbannog OK...

Do read this article: science.thewire.in/health/…. It will clear all your doubts..

Will your age-group get vaccinated soon?

@BeastOfCaerbannog No idea. Looks like Pfizer and Moderna are approved for my age-group in US. If Pfizer and/or Moderna gets permission in India, I might get the vaccine. I have no clue if Covishield clinical trials is happening right now for my age-group.

@RandomPerson I have no idea too.

Anyway, even if my age-group doesn't get the vaccine by this year-end, I will be getting it next year easily as my age group will change..

The sooner the better though.

@RandomPerson Completely on another topic: What happened to that old PC of yours on which you had broken Python (if I remember correctly)? Did you manage to fix that?

@BeastOfCaerbannog True..

@BeastOfCaerbannog Nope. I didn't fix it yet. It's dusty now. I need to fix it.

I am using a Windows laptop since couple of months..

@RandomPerson Are you using WSL 2?

@BeastOfCaerbannog nope..

@RandomPerson So that could explain why you participate more on meta than on the main site.

@BeastOfCaerbannog haha.. true..

I recently asked a question on the main site..

I do have a VirtualBox which has Ubuntu 20.04..

BTW, it's been 1 year since I started being an Ask Ubuntu member..

@RandomPerson I hadn't seen that. And you got a nice answer, though it's not 100% correct. The .manifest file shows the packages that are included in a Live image, not the packages that are present in a fresh installation. For example, GParted is present in the Live image, but you have to manually install it in an actual installation. Furthermore, if you select the minimal installation option, even less packages get installed.

@BeastOfCaerbannog oh.. If you can, add a comment or a new answer explaining in detail, it would be great!

@RandomPerson Unfortunately, I don't know how would it be possible to know the default packages in a fresh installation prior installation, unless someone installs Ubuntu and immediately gives you the list of installed packages. This however would version-specific.

hmm. OK.

So I just commented what I said in my previous message.

:)

Also check my comment in your question.

:)