@TheTwelveYearOld Have a look at cryptomator maybe

@Spaniard It’s all good if it works for you, no problem.
For me TB lacks a few things, I have a vague feeling that BB is what TB would have been if Mozilla still cared for users more than other things 🥲

@dukeofdummies @CrabAndBroom +1 for Betterbird, it’s Thunderbird that works

@ikidd @BaconIsAVeg Correct on WSL, one of the best Trojan horse ever built.

@ikidd @waspentalive That is more or less what I have in mind yes

@deadcatbounce

@ikidd After years of Embrace, extend and extinguish, and now the cloud and copilot stuff, can’t put my faith on Micro$oft anymore, EVER 🙅🙅🙅‍♀️‍

@deadcatbounce @dontblink That’s the Linux version of “press ALT+F4 to enable cheatmode” 🤣

@notanapple The more I read the docs, the more I think it doesn’t matter, they are poking around an EU distro. Nothing more, for now it is a proof of concept, not entitled to produce anything production ready

@lambipapp Legit 😆

@ScotinDub I would say because it helps corporate adhesion, but no, they have no clue it’s just a POC for now eu-os.gitlab.io/goals

@Ephera OpenSUSE is first to come to mind, then probably Mageia + OpenMandriva (Mandrake derivatives).
All these EU opensource initiatives looks really good, but I fear that they may just be trying to pump taxpayer money and produce actually nothing usable.

@SpiceDealer Sorry, what ? How can it be made in EU if it’s a Fedora fork/derivative ?

@nikqwxq550 I was about to advocate for the flatpak packager-maintainer being a random guy volunteering for the job. But no, it’s official flathub.org/apps/org.torprojec…

@Flmaker Oh, I see. So you will need something like registering librefox standalone exe as if it was actually installed the usual way.
github.com/SiL3NC3/PortableReg…

@soyboy77 Tor browser is a dedicated tool for the job, you should use it if you have anything related to tor use cases in mind.

@Flmaker Here you go support.microsoft.com/en-us/wi…

Seen on LibreFox’s website: Open-source tests of web browser privacy privacytests.org

@banazir Indeed it does, even more when you think about enterprises where subscriptions piles up and last literally forever.

In the end, these costs are compensated by customers so, you, me, them, everybody…

@bunitor My take: