There is a list of some companies on the homepage: https://www.econgood.org/who-is-ecg/ecg-companies/

It is a bit hard to give you a good answer myself as companies that I know are probably none that you know, but there is also an interactive map on that page.

I recently watched downsizing, whose main topic was overpopulation and I remember a time where there were some papers on that the earth will soon be overcrowded and I'm very happy that this simply won't be an issue for us in the future anymore.

"It magically appears in flatpak only after you've installed it by other means"

I kid you not this happened to me 3 times already.

I'm one of the guys on the couch.

The megalodon author themselve recommended to use moshidon and is considering becoming a contributor there.

This is a valid mention and I agree, but I also have to say that there are companies like the nextcloud corp itself who do offer that level of expertise and are German based and would use the money to improve nextcloud, which is open source, whereas we don't know how much of the money that Microsoft takes goes into the open source project.

It was intentional play of words. :p

It is like... Each time we showed how well you can live with open source, Microsoft comes around with an even bigger coffin of lobby money.

I also was playing around with that idea, but wasn't sure if I actually want to fund projects or art and architecture around it.

Basically paying artists to draw their vision, because that would be like advertising the Solarpunk idea.

"...Valve added a special Tux item into Team Fortress 2 only on Linux..."

That's all you need? Linux exclusive items in your games?

Hätten wir mehr in den originalen Transrapid investiert bräuchten wir diesen Neuen nicht.

This would be great. I was researching why we don't have 10 based clocks and then I saw a video about why a 12 and 60 based system is actually much more convenient and now I would love a 'dozen based metric system'