I believe this is distinctly different. Fedora Silverblue allows you to install packages through rpm-ostree. The idea Adrian presents is that this overlay system is a band-aid for issues in an immutable operating system.

There are several other differences discussed, but it’s also worth mentioning that because solution A exists, doesn’t mean there can’t or shouldn’t be a solution B.

From the website: Goals

Take control of your computer Get the most from your hardware Enjoy a reliable experience Improve your experience behind the scenes Develop and contribute quickly and efficiently Be part of a thriving community Have fun while interacting with other users and contributors

These are so incredibly unspecific

I’ve been using pipeline on my Linux phone, works well. Though make sure to change the server to something other than the default because for whatever reason it doesn’t have thumbnails.

I imagine their focus is elsewhere. They probably just wanted a proof of concept login system to test things.

Depends, Microsoft has collaborative features that libreoffice/onlyoffice can’t use

Really? Google reviews is manipulated horribly. The underlying project, the maps, Apple isn’t far behind and in some cases I’ve noticed it’s actually much better.

Not really, you can strip the cryptography from a photo. What would be more concerning would be the (likely) corporation controlling the certificates.

DNS can’t leak anything that https dpi can’t do.

Thanks a lot!

That would be a really good way to break up the fediverse. That really sucks

Not a great direct alternative, but rnote is pretty good