As someone from a developing country, windows 11 contributes to higher digital inequality because of its unnecessary high hardware requirements. If they don't support windows 10 for a long time, we will suffer a great toll.
And unfortunately, people around here barely use linux and developed quite a repulsion for it, which only makes things worse for ourselves...
It's hard not to hate microsoft when we live on the ugly side of capitalism.
Could you elaborate about the privacy part?
But still good reasons, anyway.
I was thinking it was something like what pidgin does on desktop, adapted for mobile, and was highly enthusiastic, but realized it works using matrix bridges and doesn't process locally...
Well, at least it can be self hosted.
Foldable phone will always be either more expensive, less durable, or both, so it's a no go for me, as much as I like the idea.
I used to think like that, but now I think about it in a different way.
These small distros often come with new approaches the big distros aren't willing to risk yet, or provide an alternative to their dependence. Most of them will fail, but they're important for bringing innovation to the linux-based OSes space.
Small distros come and go, but sometimes, even if they fail, their proposed idea gets integrated into the main ones, and that's a bonus.
That particular one might not be so innovative, because there are already big distros pushing the immutable system concept, but, is doing the same while maintained by community effort, uses debian as a base, and focus on ease of usage. I think it still adds some value to the community
Looks like your boxes will soon need to meet a new antarctic friend.
I both agree and disagree. We know how to put a custom rom on it, but most users need to rely on the manufacturer for updates, so it's important to have such support available.
K-9 on android and the provider's web client on desktop, through Ferdium.
You're right, I checked here, and they always moved the line. Feels strange to see how our memories can trick us.
The only one I use that wasn't mentioned yet is unpaywall, for finding scientific articles in open databases.
Isso é desnecessário. Se você quer defender e melhor divulgar suas ideias, poderia muito bem me dar uma resposta direta. Se existem muitas possibilidades, basta apenas uma.
É uma dúvida genuína e que acredito que muitos também tenham. Uma resposta direta e concisa com certeza poderia despertar o interesse de muitos e até o meu sobre o seu ponto de vista.