Are you implying those people are in regular physical contact with grass? I’m doubtful.

21x29.7

This number is permanently stored in my memory, just like 1€ = 6.55957F

“I recommend it to all Amazon watchers (?)”

Forgejo is a reactionary fork of Gitea, started because the creator of Gitea founded a company to maintain it.

The Android app is garbage, often refuses to automatically synchronise, and for the past few releases has been displaying an error saying it can’t connect to the server even though it clearly can.

Nextcloud itself is okay but slow.

Basically Ubuntu’s version of the AUR.

They’re from .ml. Their source is “America bad”.

Nah, it’s Discover that’s shit. Flatpak’s CLI works fine.

And several minutes to update a 10MB app…

“You know why they call it golf? Because the word shit was already taken.”

Even more with btrfs or LVM.

I guess it depends on the country, but here in France, our last two presidential elections were about choosing how fast fascism would come.

I switched to Wayland recently (when updating to KDE6) and am experiencing heavy tearing which wasn’t there on Xorg, as well as other issues (cannot copy images to the clipboard, global hotkeys no longer work).

Somehow this is nVidia’s fault (this happens on my two laptops, one with Intel+nVidia, the other with Intel only).

Switch back to Xorg.

Pretty sure it’s a French fry.

I second DokuWiki. It’s super lightweight and infinitely customizable with plugins.

It’s not a monopoly. Monopolies are when a single company controls a market AND prevents others from competing. Nothing stops EA or UbiSoft from supporting Linux or making their client not shit. Yet they don’t.

90 million € for Google? I’m sure they learned their lesson.

See: GDPR with massive fines for small companies but almost nothing for tech giants, and the complete lack of any action against non-compliant or maliciously compliant cookie banners.

It’s unironically one of the best self hosted software there is. Its tags management feature is unmatched, I wish a similar system existed in Paperless.