So I've been using KDE Neon for a bit and honestly I absolutely love it!
It has a ton of sane defaults (finally, the first OS that disables that awful "natural direction" scrolling nonsense!!) and even with the stuff that needed tweaking (like desktop scaling) it was able to handle my weird scaling of 115% - GNOME would freak out over such bizarre scaling!
I'm finally caught up on the Microsoft Recall feature coming to Windows 11, and my very first question is who even wants this?
Who has sat there and went "oh yeah, I forgot what I was doing 5 mins ago on my pc and I absolutely cannot spend a few mins thinking about it or pressing the back button to remember" ???
I know the £20 do health tracking very easily, but some don't look like a ""proper"" watch. Very few do Google Payments (or at least that was the case 3 years ago!)
@Tattooed_Mummy Linux folks are group of "intensely" passionate people, but the truth is that Linux is a good OS and has come quite far in recent years in terms of ease of use.
No stress if Linux isn't for you - this is coming from someone who shuffles between macOS/Macbooks and Thinkpad with Zorin OS Linux.
@Tattooed_Mummy LibreOffice isn't bad at all! It's only when you open LibreOffice files made in Microsoft Word in LibreOffice - after EU made the OpenOffice word doc a standard, Microsoft did everything they could to effectively mangle the format to make their docx format usable.
Either save in docx or ensure you use OpenDocument files only in open source equivalents and not Microsoft (gotta love capitalism)
I'm trying to get a bit more veggies into my diet, and the best con I've come up with is stuffing cheese and garlic stuffed olives into mushrooms. Works quite well.
Question: I am using apps to save links and articles. Does anyone know which one would be more respectful of users’ privacy/confidentiality between Feedly and Pocket?
Or does anyone have another recommendation? #privacy#confidentiality
@pcublogue I'm not sure if that's used for advertising. It sounds if it is given that Mozilla owns Pocket and they are pretty much a beacon for privacy concerns.
It makes sense for them to collect that on the usual - you have a pocket account, you save links, you search. It makes sense that they store that details. Whether they give it to advertisers is another thing entirely.
