But then why don't you simply develop a toolkit that installs all those things and sets things up properly on a standard fedora install?
This seems something with too big of an attack surface.
Oh, wow, I do have HAOS on my Pi so this one is a strong strong candidate.
Bitwarden already stores a local copy on all devices you have it installed. Just make sure you load up those devices from time to time... And guess what, you are probaly already doing that with your phone and laptop (which actually contains generally 2 copies, 1 on your actual client and another for the browser extension. Add a third device for good measure and... Oh, you also have a backup on bitwarden.com, this thing literally backups itself everywhere!
Honestly, just get a good one. They work well.
Yes, that's why I put it in quotes, because I don't like using it either but at the moment I couldn't come up with a way to name normal people that don't know about the world of open source 😅. So thank you. Will see if I can change the title.
Edit: done!
The problem with signal (which I love and use) is that sadly they could really f_ck up with a simple decision and sell out. That's the issue with such centralized companies.
A simulation does not necessarily mean a playable videogame it could be like a complex game of life.
Lost the game BTW.
Explain that, please
This is not dual booting in the classical way. Imagine your laptop had 2 processors, and you could be running Linux on one, while the other processor is dormant with Windows, and wakes up when you launch League Of Legends or something. But then, you minimize LoL and you are back on Linux.
Some banking services do only work through the app, believe it or not, as it is "the trusted device".
I can't give personal opinions yet, but reviews seem to say that it's "fine", which for a phone of this size, I think that's a success. Although "fine" might not be the "good" that you are looking for.
It's 48 MP, which is great for zooming but I don't think it has any other perk. Low light pics seem to be pretty meh. It's also just one camera. Absolutely fine for me, I know that. But definitely will be worse than the Pixels and the iPhones.
I went into Linux because I saw some coworkers use it. I stayed in it because I fell in love with the ideals (while it also works at least just as well as propietary OSs).
That shows how important it is that you spread the word. Linux does not do advertising. It needs the community. I love that.
I guess in Linux you either go Ubuntu and stay Ubuntu... Or (like me) you hop for a year or so until you find out your place. (Generalisation)
My fav is Arch Linux. Endeavour OS for easier install of Arch Linux. I haven't found anything better for personal computers. For work, the choice is clearly Debian for me, because Debian.