Also, the Ventoy fanbois are pretty insufferable, and they tend to brigade anyone that speaks ill of Ventoy or its dev.

I more often see a different picture, where any mention of Ventoy leads to unreasonable agression and screams about how storing multiple ISOs on the same disk is useless.

All messengers have their flaws, I’m well aware of that. I was interested in hearing users’ opinions regarding these shortcomings, not in finding the perfect messenger. I may have worded my thoughts incorrectly though, sorry for that.

I didn’t say I don’t like Signal, Matrix or anything else. I just provided links to accompany my question.

You’re confusing privacy with anonymity.

These reasons are serious and valid. That’s why I provided links, so as not to be unsubstantiated.

Which isn’t a gold standard, Ente is much more stable and featurefull. Also, options are always good.

crazy how as soon as mozilla does good stuff nobody is there

One good thing will not outweigh ten bad ones.

Also, is this post on Mastodon? How’s Mozilla’s instance doing? I hope well. /s

Every time an open-source cloud gallery like Ente or PhotoPrism is mentioned, someone is sure to come along and talk about Immich.

I mean, Immich is cool, yeah, but it definetly is not a gold standard or something. Ente is a much more finished product.

For GOG just use Heroic.

SimpleX

It is a mail, not a calendar. Proton Calendar is a separate app.

Okay? If I can not find an Android Calendar repo, then how can I download the code?

MS-DOS. Just joking, Linux, obviously.

Can you give a link, then? Because I can only find a web-ui source code.

You can check out which devices can be connected to Gadgetbridge without a vendor-key. Most notable examples are Bangle.js, PineTime and Huawei/Honor wearables.

I am a former openSUSE user, so my alias is: dup. It just refers to ujust-update, as Aurora is my current daily-driver.

VanillaOS is very promising, but it has Gnome as the only DE option unfortunately.

It doesn’t have a web interface, which was requested by OP.

Wow, so cool. And Mobile Calendar source code is still unreleased, right?

Kind of, yes.