They sell the fairphone5 with e/os preinstalled, and there is an official build for fp5 including install guide (which is what I followed, just make sure to use official and not community build as you can’t relock the boot loader with the community versions). https://doc.e.foundation/devices/FP5/install

Do you mean the pretending to be a pixel part? Just click on the gear icon in Aurora and you should see an option to do that. You select the device and then Aurora restarts and you can try if the app can be installed afterwards. If not try a different device. I only had one sparkasse app that absolutely refused to be downloaded from anywhere else but Google play. For banking apps in general you’ll find a list of working apps somewhere on the e/os forum.

I’m using e/OS on a fairphone 5 and it’s OK. You have to put up with some extra work if you don’t want to rely on Google stuff. Banking apps can be a pain, I can update some apps I installed via Aurora only of I tell Aurora to pretend it’s a pixel instead of a fairphone. Other than that, I got the stuff working I use the most and I’ve never used a lot of the “convenient” stuff like voice assistant or Google drive or whatever so switching to fully degoogled wasn’t as hard as I imagine it would be for someone deeper within Google’s grasps.

GoG also has it listed and their servers seem to work.

“I piss arch btw.”

Yes, I’ve installed e/os on my fairphone 5 and it just works. I even got my banking apps to work.

If you’re on mastodon try posting your request there.

Bazzite is crazy simple and the forum on discourse is pretty active as well. Haven’t had many problems so far.

And already has a proven track record of willingly and knowingly voting with then you further his “ideas”

You can also self host the rustdeck server - then you don’t even have you connect to their infrastructure.

If you’re talking about the cs50 course Harvard offers online, you can join anytime you want. The course is spread over 11 weeks and you can submit the tests anytime before the end of the year if you want the certificates.

Another client that works really well with navidrome is feishin. Also capable of showing lyrics

As this is bazzite, an immutable distro, the neat part is: if you reach finding out phase after fucking around, simply reboot and chose the previous version during boot. Very convenient for people who like to mess around with their systems :D

It’s probably countered by the “year of the Linux desktop” claims. Keeps it in a limbo.

Not really unfortunately. I use Joplin with my notes living on my nextcloud at the moment, but its still not quite what I’m looking for. Notesnook might be another one worth looking at. I think you can also self host it, but I haven’t tried it yet.

https://notesnook.com/

Using a search engine and adding “Lemmy” will, given there is info of course, work similar to adding reddit before.

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The first thing you see on the page are embedded social sharing links and google analytics… On a project dedicated to privacy. Also the whole introduction reads like ai slob

Probably because everyone is still constantly recommending Mint as a good distro for beginners.

I think the biggest advantage for my use case is the no fuzz aspect. In the rare case something goes wrong I can reboot and select the previous version that worked without a problem. Also the ease of mind knowing I can’t really fuck up my machine, as the important parts are immutable. Other than that I enjoy having everything gaming related already configured correctly as I use bazzite - but that’s probably also true for non immutable gaming oriented distros.