Depends on your instance honestly

What is this shit?

Oh wow another proprietary maps service that uses opensource data that’s years late! wow amazing!

Net what?

it’s Susan

Went to France but unfortunately too many French people :/

I haven’t slept in 24hrs and honestly I don’t get the hate. Just use gnome default and it works that’s it. no need to customise just use as is and doesn’t break.

I would relatively ok with an implementation of Le Chat Mistral

The only surprise here is signal which has a tendency to be quite greedy on the battery

I read that with a Jamaican accent

Mashallah my Samsung brothers. 🙏🙏🙏

Yeah an OS from Asus would probably just blow up. Even on Android they basically keep it close to AOSP with only a function here and there.

but they already do for their buggy ass apps like armory crate. I think that they are afraid to commit ressources for an OS that is barely used on desktop.

if you are fed up with juggling between whatsapp and the likes you could use beeper I won’t recommended using beeper with signal because that would defeat the purpose

Is this an Italian thing? we don’t have that in France we’ve had unlimited texts and mms for a long time way before messenger and whatsapp

I’m still waiting

that’s not relevant here although It would be even more successful without snaps imo

Correct me if I’m wrong but Ubuntu is the mostly used Linux desktop OS out there so I wouldn’t call it unsuccessful.

Edit : I’m an idiot I can’t read snaps are not successful Ubuntu is

Honestly I understand where you’re coming from but I’m going to be a bit pragmatic, it’s free, it centralizes all my shit chat apps into one “shit app” (the app is excellent so far) I won’t bridge it to signal because that would be my safe app but for insta, messenger, Discord, telegram and even SMS/RCS I have no issues

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Right of the bat: lemmygrad, hexbear and .ml other than that lack of userbase, lack of interaction in certain communities. Also some good communites are hosted on .ml and some good users there so I can’t outright block that instance.