FreeSoftware Ganoo

Luckily all my friends and I stopped playing this a while ago, there are so many better options nowadays.

Self hosted invidious with trusted-session-generator works for me.

Knockout.chat, the old facepunch forums reborn.

Doesn’t apply to the yearly rate.

Hopefully there’s some level of encryption possible.

Export backups regularly or host your own.

usable task bar in gnome

Just one easy to enable extension for this, but it should definitely be the default. Overall I like the stock GNOME experience and find it clean. When you get the hang of GNOME it starts to make sense. Super key is the answer.

KDE is obviously more powerful, but I don’t like customizing my desktop very much so that point is moot for me.

I’m going full KDE for the next 6 months, you should try GNOME for a bit, give it a solid chance with extensions.

Idk with a couple of extensions I really enjoy the GNOME work-flow. Although I admit KDE on my SteamDeck has been tempting me lately.

Literally abusive relationship cope. LMAO.

Back to the home, grandpa

Rip

Wow this is actually massive news. Unprecedented afaik.

We should also get a chrome key

And a windows store key

And a Microsoft.com link key

A key to open minecraft

Why not a key for launching the “windows action menu” or whatever they call it

A key to open the control panel

How about a key to open the settings menu?

Why are we limiting ourselves? We should have 500 keys and at least 300 of them should be unique to windows.

I don’t feel any type of way about buttons

Paying for a Nextcloud provider would likely solve most of your issues. You can run a lot of services within nextcloud itself using addons.

For video streaming I use kodi+seren+real-debrid. This doesn’t provide local copies, but I don’t really need any. It’s not hard to set up.

edit: https://github.com/nextcloud/providers#providers

Programming. I understand it as a concept, but have no ability to sit down and write code.

I would assume tax write off if its associated with a business.

I really like Delta Chat as a concept. I’m not sure I could convince my friends to use it, as most of them struggle with signing on to email on anything other than a dedicated mail client from their providers.