Gmail is the first app that anyone should uninstall with Universal Android Debloater Next Generation and then one should install Thunderbird and live happy.

All patents are stupid. Seriously, I’ve written one, although of course only the boss gets credit for the property. It’s a disgusting process where you try to destroy any chance of innovation in the name of money.

Well, Signal can do it. That’s where the argument ends. If Signal can do it, XMPP should too. But it doesn’t.

That’s a terrible UX. If you have a protocol independent from clients, at least the chat database backup should be standardized. It’s not.

That means you’ll forever get stuck to one client. This is absolutely terrible for any organization.

You don’t even need another device. You might just want to try another client app. You’d be screwed. That’s very, very sad.

Because SMS costs money everywhere else and the world is not the US.

XMPP does have something that breaks my heart: it bounds encryption to a very specific client. So forget about migrating to something else and keeping your history somehow. Which is very sad for supposedly interoperable protocol.

Oh CRAP

Critical Raster Angle Protrusion

What they are trying to say is that open source and libre solutions have rendered their investments shitty.

Wake me up when it releases on F-Droid

There was a similar post about Android 16 releasing “”““today””“” a week ago and nothing happened

Yeah, I mean, if I was Unihertz, I’d give all my drivers’ code to LineageOS and sales would skyrocket. I don’t know why they don’t do this.

Unihertz never updates their phones. It’s amazing, fairly repairable hardware, but software support is terrible.

It’s sad. They could let the community handle it, but they won’t.

Is it worth a try or is it just a rebrand for now?

matchd comes with systemd so yours is bloat

Nope, they are separate packages. Although installing gufw would trigger the install of ufw for obvious reasons.

If you are using KDE Plasma, then you should be able to install firewalld or ufw for the firewall, and plasma-firewall for having GUI firewall settings on Plasma settings.

If you dislike plasma-firewall, then nothing beats gufw as a frontend for ufw.

Please stop with these useless articles. Yes, every world power likes gathering metadata. And no, USA is not a “better place” for metadata gathering.

Well, you fell on the sad trap of the “default flavour” of many distros.

I think GNOME only has that presence because… It’s american. Otherwise… No one can beat the possibilities and features of KDE Plasma. Truly a complete desktop, so good you could downgrade it to work like GNOME if you wanted.