current fastest runs on SUSE Enterprise Linux
No wayyy! Why SUSE tho?
current fastest runs on SUSE Enterprise Linux
No wayyy! Why SUSE tho?
Fedora silverblue include basically nothing in its default installation, you have to install all drivers/codecs/fonts yourself. Its better to use UBlue images which contain preinstalled most things by default.
OpenVPN is less secure than Wireguard though
Its just a name changing
Unironically I would support it
So segma 🙏🏻🙏🏻😈😈😈
what ever you decide to do don’t root your phone.
Why??? Rooting android phone gives you complete control of your phone. You can install Xposed modules and you can control your phone whatever you like.
However rooting is also big security risk and most of the phone models dont support rooting. Cant say much here because I’ve never done that.
Am I living under a rock? because I’ve never heard of Rocky and Almalinux lol
By not using your own g account I meant not using account that is assigned to your identity or account that you use for official things.
Unless you have some purchases on there and you want to use these, but you shouldnt use your own account for that in the first place.
Just dont use your personal g acc (obviously), and its fine.
Wtf is even “ASTRA”
LOL, it finally loaded for me after few moments
I am currently using Proton Pass (special offer 1$ monthly)
LOL, aren’t there other, better FOSS password managers for free, like KeePassXC? paying for password manager is kinda ridiculous when there are better free options
Many people use TG specifically because it has unlimited cloud storage. Signal doesn’t offer this (don’t know about SimpleX).
Nekogram and Mercurygram (both from F-Droid) may be the option? Using them both now and so far I dont see any ads popping up.
Flatpak is the best - thats all you need to know!!!
But seriously, apart from obvious things other people have said, I would like to add that the HUGE advantage of flatpak is that each app is using its own dependencies, this way you can avoid dependency hell, which is mostly time-consuming and hard to fix.
Layer 2 switch