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holri
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For this cases there is the LGPL.
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As far as I understand it is currently based on LineagaOS but this could change. Main difference in philosophy is that they aim to support the selected official devices longer than LineageOS does. Which is a good thing.
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For maps I use OpenStreetMap. Good enough for me and I can fix issues and add data myself and contribute for a common good.
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For non Americans it does not make much sense to use an American company fpr privavy reasons, because the NSA has direct access to them. I like qwant and startpage as a good alternative.
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6y ago
There is a reason distributions like Debian exist. They solve a lot of those problems through collaboration if one stays within it.
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Just use software that is in Debian stable. If a library is not in Debian, then pack it and become a Debian developer and solve that problem for you and thousands of other people that are affected. Software supply chain is a very old Proble
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This is why my next laptop will be a MNT Reform, you can change the individual cells yourself: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt/reform
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That is why projects like Freifunk or Funkfeuer are extremely important.
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"it will never be enough by itself to establish that a system doesn't contain malicious code." The track record of popular free software projects like for example Linux in preventing malicious code is very good as far as I kn
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I have a bicycle trailer which caries 80 kg and has enough room for a big grocery.
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There is a free hardware/software Smartwatch project: https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/
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6y ago
Probably the wrong optimization in times of climate crises.
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6y ago
Yes the incompetence in IT is astonishing. For a lot of folks IT is pictures that respond to clicks.
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6y ago
Gnucash does most things you mention.
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6y ago
There is Olimex homer server: https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/Home-Server/open-s... Fully contained package for a small home server, Free Hardware Design, SATA
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6y ago
The inequality is not more money affords more options, but why do some have exponentially more money than others?
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Free Software
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what is the difference to Chromium for example in Debian?
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That is why then term open source is missing the point. It is about users freedom.
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After 11 years of daily use without any hardware issues I accidentally dropped my Nokia N900 into the big river this week. It was a few seconds completely under rushing water. I fished it out, removed the battery, dried it over the night an
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6y ago
ninjam should work, although I have not tried it myself, anyone else? https://www.cockos.com/ninjam/
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Double entry booking is complicated but it pays off to learn if also for personal finance because errors are much less likely than with a spreadheet.
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Give me 1 or 2 weeks. I'll post the link here.
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I am building an django webapp helping to organize the learning of a musical instrument.
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My very, very old Telefunken FM Radio in my workshop full of dust and dirt works flawlessly. I tried to replace it with a modern, shiny one. But this new one broke after a few months. Now I placed the old one where it was for centuries and
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You can not compare the debian software repository with a windows 10 image. I do not need to buy new hardware often because Debian runs nice even on very old hardware. I type this on a computer 14 years old, that just got apt-get dist-upgra
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For reference Austrias Red Cross App is here: https://github.com/austrianredcross
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In the long run (now 20 years) the switch from Microsoft products to Emacs was a giant net win for me. Since I am no longer at the mercy of volatile business, but enjoy stability und functionality at its best. The initial investment in con
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>You get default apps on every platform and the more of an >"advanced" user you are the more likely you will need to >replace them. This is not true for me with Debian.
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A Beethoven Sonata is always new music each time you listen carefully or play it for yourself. It depends on the quality and richness of music. Fastfood music wears off quite fast. It is made for the trash, so the industriy can sell more tr
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