Really?

I’m on an up to date grapheneos and have no issues.

I love fossify calendar.

You can hide icons with neo launcher

I love niri, last time I looked it was not yet on par with paperwm which is why I’m still on it.

Yes. Calendar is even worse. There’s no bridge at all. Proton should’ve used a standard protocol and put their encryption on top of it in a separate layer to make it comlatible with other software

That’s very good to know, thx! But that means I have to run the bridge on my server, open the ports there etc. , right?

Thx! That’s for desktop. The bridge is alright. There’s no major drawback to it afaik. But this is news about android. Thunderbird bought k9mail

Unfortubately I am locked in to protonmail :/ otherwise I’d love to use it, looks great

GNOME because of PaperWM

With an atomic system it’s less likely to brick your system. You can stay in the debian world with vanillaos (I’ve never used it) but fedora atomic is very good. On a day to day basis you shouldn’t have/use admin rights to break your system

Those things happen on windows as well

On linux you just put the ovpn into the settings. VPN connections are built into the system

Yes, I have used systems that broke. Yes I followed bad advice and broke my system. Ever since not touching my system, that didn’t happen again. If I would touch windows, I would brik windows as well.

I know people who didn’t update their browser for ages and use outdated android versions and nothing happened to them.

Wdym with linux can be broken?

Don’t mess woth the system and go atomic. Fedora atomic kde or gnome or wm

Sorry for the confusion. I wasn’t talking about programming.dev. i thought that’s obvious because p.dev isn’t that old

Which licence is open source but demands payment from companies if they use it?

Your link is neither tusky nor bluesky. It’s a bridge. Why not naming it? Even if facebook’s client was open source, it wouldn’t preserve privacy. The server is equally important.

I use GNOME and donate to KDE anyway

It’s astonishing that they were so open about it. They didn’t even hide to try to hide it

Why?

I like a good extension ecosystem. For the mothership, GNOME, you can only implement one idea, maybe include a couple ideas but the boss or the group has to decide upon one idea. With extensions, everyone, even a maintainer herself, can write one. You do not have to talk to someone else. You can just do it.

As long as the api is well written, extensions are better than having one big mothership trying to accomplish everything and pleasing everyone. Imagine having an IDE without extensions. You have only the opinionated version of the main dev. With extensions, everyone can put his flavor on top of it without asking.

Edit: don’t ask me why extensions and especially extension manager isn’t included in GNOME itself.