It’s worth it for the Elon burn alone.

Currently, no (other than the microphone). Android apps are sandboxed and the Signal app encrypts its data so it isn’t readable from the outside. There is however a real concern if using keyboards with predictive text, because the keyboard knows what you’re typing into Signal.

If KDE had a toggleable tiling feature like PopOS it would be the perfect DE.

Depends how attractive it needs to be. “Entry level” could be an old PC you kave kicking around.

I use the prebuilt Hetzner one and have no idea either.

That’s to float one particular app window, it doesn’t disable Krohnkite altogether. The magic of the PopOS tiling is that the toggle fully enables/disables it, effectively switching between a stacked and a tiling WM with the click of a button.

I never found any way to set up a keybind - I had to deactivate and logout.

Edit: I checked again and there’s no hotkey anywhere. If you have a way to do this, I’m all ears.

Tried it - it works, but isn’t toggleable like the PopOS tiling which has a taskbar button and a hotkey.

The tiling feature is killer, I really wish KDE had something imilar that can be easily toggled on and off.

this will be System76’s main distro for their computers.

Just to clarify, COSMIC is a DE, not a distro. PopOS is their distro.

Dolphin does have dual pane and can do things like FTP but Krusader has much more keyboard control, more advanced filtering, can use root, is much better at comparing files, and other things I’m sure I’m forgetting.

I’m not familiar with Directory Opus but try Krusader (sort of a spiritual successor to Norton Commander)

FWIW I use Obsidian on desktop and Nextcloud Notes on mobile (along with Nextcloud sync for, uh, syncing) and it works great. All this and a TB of storage only costs me about 5 EUR/mo with Hetzner.

The Google Reader comparison is excellent, that one still hurts… I think RSS usage has simply declined tremendously overall though, as opposed to PKM which is still going strong (I think/hope)

What none of them do well is syncing and collaboration without paying for hosting or self hosting.

Not to pick on you here, but you’re surprised that nobody is bulding an app for free and then paying for a server to also give away for free? Open source devs already struggle to make ends meet - now they’re supposed to operate at a loss?

Me too, but I figure a clone will pop up very quickly if that happens, and I’ll already have an easily portable folder with markdown files.

I know this won’t go over well here but I don’t really care that Obsidian isn’t FOSS, because it’s just a frontend for markdown files in folders. There’s no lock-in whatsoever, and it being FOSS or not makes no functional difference.

My head-cannon

Whoa, be careful where you point that thing!

Even regular laptops do just fine for less demanding or older titles!

This is my last comment to you before I block you for being a histrionic liar: laws can be changed without destroying a country. The USA for example used to wholesale endorse slavery and managed to get rid of that without wiping out the country altogether.