Thunderbird is quite nice with the new updates

Appimage doesn’t do deduplication of packages does it?

OpenSSH depends on OpenSSL

I believe this is distinctly different. Fedora Silverblue allows you to install packages through rpm-ostree. The idea Adrian presents is that this overlay system is a band-aid for issues in an immutable operating system.

There are several other differences discussed, but it’s also worth mentioning that because solution A exists, doesn’t mean there can’t or shouldn’t be a solution B.

As an admin who manages windows devices, it’s not only a pain for the end users. I will readily admit that the management tools are quite extensive and somewhat easy to use, but they’re damn near impossible to debug when they don’t work, and that’s quite often. Gpo’s often refuse to apply without reason, those ads on the Lock Screen? You can remove those if you pay for enterprise or education edition. Running pro? Nope you get ads.

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Also flatpaks are moving away from file system permissions towards portals. Though currently I wouldn’t see flatpak as much of a security measure.

Yep, Miniflux syncs starred/read/unread articles as well, I sync it with NetNewsWire on my iPhone and it supports all the same features.

I might actually do what you’ve done with rsync but for Pipeline. AFAIK it doesn’t have any native sync support.

I use it with miniflux to sync between my iPhone, Linux phone, and desktop/laptop

I used a thinkpad x1 tablet with rnote for a long time. It was really great except for the battery life.

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You may be right, however windows iot does in fact exist, and this is what the update screen looks like.

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/windows-iot

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*seconds per pixel

Don’t think so, sounds like a security audit.

Why the /s?

https://blog.thunderbird.net/2024/09/why-use-a-mail-client-vs-webmail/

For desktop: virt-manager, server: cockpit with the vm plugin.

I think the reason fedora specifically didn’t is because gnome-console didn’t have the configurability that the old one did.

From the website: Goals

Take control of your computer Get the most from your hardware Enjoy a reliable experience Improve your experience behind the scenes Develop and contribute quickly and efficiently Be part of a thriving community Have fun while interacting with other users and contributors

These are so incredibly unspecific