Recommendations?

I think is is basically the same thing without telemetry and proprietary blobs.

Sure, but this is only for mail, not even calendar. Also, they do not push on flatpak which limits availability.

Contacts cannot be synced on Android. Drive is nonexistent on Linux and I do not think it is a work in progress project yet. Drive cannot sync folders on Android either.

These are basic features…

Yes, not being enable to integrate with the system both Linux and Android is what is bothering me the most.

You mean 3-4 million for a non profit CEO are too much?

Think about her constant worrying about users not donating enough for her goal of constant raises without offering any actual value…

If we all donate 20% of our monthly salary to Mozilla by the next year she could reach 5m.

Source on that? Genuinely asking.

I think there is a three hour window where you can delete for all.

I see, thanks for explaining. :)

Your data is much more valuable than the 13/currency per month. Which btw, if you pay, the do not stop collecting sharing and monetizing on your data.

Nice.

Which distro did you choose?

I mean their opinions are welcome but it is also lunacy to expect casual users to maintain or setup keepass+syncthing.

They fail to realize that these news are welcome and can only positively benefit open source projects.

Will they publish on flathub?

What is the anime?

You ok dude?

It’s an OS, not magic.

Steam is immutable (you cannot change the system, think something like Android) you download apps that have somewhat isolation with the flatpak format which is open source.

On normal systems the packages are installed through a package manager from repos that the OS is hosting, usually. Most people prefer this way as flatpaks may not have all the necessary rights to run the apps completely as expected out of the box. (Firefox did not stop the screen from going to sleep for me when I was watching videos and permission changes made the app unable to start.) That was my experience.

There is also snap which pretty much gets all the hate in the world and the only good think that I have heard about is the seamless installation and updates for nextcloud. IIRC the server is not open source and is linked to canonical.

Also, they made the Firefox packages only available as snap on Ubuntu which you cannot expect anyone to like since they also removed the choice. (Apt install Firefox which is the package manager still installed the snap package)

The proton app, I supposed, it’s not trusted because it is not published on flathub.org by proton themselves. Which is fair to assume something like that, but the app is widely used so one can assume that is safe. I however, like to stay on the safe side.

On steam OS it would be best to install apps from the default source to avoid any issues. Also note, that VPNs may not be welcome on some online games.

That is it from me. Please note that I am just a casual user and an internet stranger, take any advise regarding your OS with a grain of salt. Especially if someone suggests to run commands on the terminal. :)

We can’t even use the devices we own as we please nowadays…

I mean, true, but settings will not be reset after an update.

Can be easily disabled.

Also, forks.