That’s awful. That’s why I’m not a member or donor. They are just using the name to make money.

Debian would be the most obvious choice. Perhaps Alma is also a good option. If you would like a european option, OpenSUSE leap can also do the job.

doesn’t signal use empty notifications by default?

No Uncle Sam’s paper dollars? ohh boy

We definitely need to develop apps for TVs. YouTube has a great advantage because it is there by default.

This is actually pretty nice. I guess we will see similar projects popping up in the near future.

I guess it was inevitable (for multiple reasons). Fortunately, there are lighter flavors of Ubuntu. For the more experienced unwilling to spend their resources this way, there are always other distros.

GitHub has been in a downward spiral lately. Codeberg seems to be a better home for “small” open source. Large open-source organizations already use their forge.

In fact, if they have the know-how, they should switch to something else. Android nowadays isn’t much different from iOS, and I’m pretty sure that what was included in iOS will eventually land on Android too.

Tailscale or Netbird, any of them is better than setting up DDNS and securing the network access yourself.

KDE is awesome. Congrats to all people involved with it.

A Matrix server is a good solution. You can disable federation if you would rather not talk to other instances and have a similar experience to Mattermost, Slack, etc.

If you dislike the Matrix protocol, an XMPP server would work exactly the same way.

NextCloud Chat could also be a viable solution for internal chat.