Lol go to Korea and see all the other consumer facing stuff. LG shampoo if you want.

sudo apt install firefox

This is all that needs to be said.

Chromium is open source, Google bases their Chrome off of it, but Chrome is not open source.

Can you explain that one then because I’m really not seeing what you’re saying.

Cups takes some playing with to get right but once you have it setup and saved, the thing should work whenever

With a caveat on the shield. It’s still android TV so ideally you put your own OS on it if you’re worried about that kind of thing.

They also don’t hold back the aur which causes problems if an aur package is expecting a system package of a particular version, if I understand correctly

Don’t look into South Korean web security. If their cars are as badly designed as their websites… Yikes

The very annoying this is that BattleEye supports Linux, rockstar has just apparently decided not to ask for that from BattleEye

Revanced is also very nice if you prefer the regular YouTube layout and experience

I’m not European either. I’m also American. I wasn’t contradicting anything you were saying; I agree with it. I was just trying to add to the discussion by suggesting that if we are going to get universal healthcare right in America, we have to consider a lot more than just free access.

I know someone whose life is made substantially worse because they have a lack of access to healthcare. They live in Europe and can’t get access to the specialized medicine that they need in the timeframe that they need it in. I’m not saying that socialized medicine is bad—I’m actually all for it—but it needs to be implemented well for it to actually work. This is just my anecdotal evidence to say that just because everyone has access doesn’t automatically mean it’s adequate access.

Nice! Good luck!

How do you like Manjaro? I am on normal arch with kde and I love it. Manjaro’s own repos scare me.

I disagree that the UI/DE/WM is a good way to evaluate a distro. One could make any distro look and feel like any other.

In my opinion one should look primarily at three factors:

1. Package manager
2. Release type
3. Stability

From there just choose either Debian or Arch and install the UI you want with the DE/WM

Yeah you must be right with that pricing page. I think it’s also unclear what is offered in terms of VPN when you actually try to purchase the Mail plus plan. At any rate, lots of ways for people to be confused about what plan includes what.

Yo I see you on your link that you are right. I stand corrected. Maybe. This link says something different and so I’m not actually sure what’s correct. Let me know what you think. It seems like there’s some conflicting information

https://proton.me/support/proton-plans#proton-mail-plus

I don’t think this plan supports P2P. You’re still on the free plan with the VPN.

Edit: Looks like I was wrong. I remember needing to switch to a better plan to get the P2P but I guess I was wrong.

Edit 2: There is some inconsistent information on the Proton site regarding what is included in each plan and this seems to be the source of our confusion in this thread.

Pieces of shit devices

(Point of Sale, jokes aside. But they often are POS as well.)

Maybe if you’re in a big city, or maybe Europe. I recently moved back to the US from Asia and found OSM data to be really bad in the small city that I come from.