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by Propelloni 3y ago
You are right. I was thinking of distros in the same league as Fedora or Ubuntu. Debian, Suse, RHEL all play nice with Secure Boot. Of the big ones only Arch does not work with Secure Boot out of the box. I guess many minor distributions do
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by Propelloni 3y ago
It would be shorter to answer the question which Linux distribution does not play well with Secure Boot. Debian was the last big one to get onboard and they sorted it out in 2019.
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by Propelloni 3y ago
I respect your individual experience but this hasn't been the mainstream situation for many years now. Back in 2012 I was the Head of IT for an A series start-up with about 80 people and we ran almost all machines on Linux (mostly Ubun
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by Propelloni 3y ago
There is a huge selection of HTML only web-browsers, especially in free and open source software. It starts with the text-based ones, like lynx [1] or dillo [2] (if you need a GUI). Of course you can always disable any scripting support in
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by Propelloni 3y ago
No discussion of note taking apps is complete without Zim Desktop Wiki [1], so let me be the one who sings its praise! It's less web or mobile oriented than Joplin but gives me everything I need. Plain text files, syncing, lots of plug
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by Propelloni 3y ago
Well, there is Owl [1], which I have mentioned before. Of course, it is the old "chase the rabbit" game we know since the 2000s -- MS365 is just a faster moving target than Exchange on MS Windows Server. So far the devs have kept
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by Propelloni 3y ago
AppFlowy looks nice. I get a project management tool vice from it. I have been using Zim Desktop Wiki for many years now, for pretty much the same reasons you mention, and I never had the idea "hey I need a kanban board in here".
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by Propelloni 3y ago
Full ACK. I can't express how much Outlook annoys me today. The atrocity Outlook has become over the decades can only be a sinister ploy by MS to destroy all office productivity. I would be happy with a concise, tight UI and a rather d