yet they’re keep making it harder to use. they removed the old login form for no reason lol (it still works if you add back the removed html so it’s obv no security bs)

This is awesome. I hope the students don’t start enjoying xbill :p

korean. I might have to change a few things… I’ll be running some small local campaign at work about degoogling/free software etc and there are surprisingly very few good graphical contents I could find and this looks great.

I’ll get back to you if I actually get to use this. Thanks :)

airvpn seemed nice but i havent tried it.

would you mind if i translate this to my language and use it as a poster?

highly doubt there are many as on reddit, wouldn’t really be worth it given the small userbase

slackware :)

lol its actually a traditional game. try searching 말뚝박기

many other countries also have something similar

Ehh… arca.live isn’t really like reddit, maybe more like 4chan lmao

LINE isn’t like reddit either, it’s more like whatsapp or telegram

due to cultural differences i doubt there are true equivalents. there are some non-english speaking subreddits btw

seems like its still one of the best linux phones available.

I would recommend slackware or devuan with xfce or lxde

fvwm :)

I don’t hate it, but as a PC/phone user it’s security features are almost never helpful and always cause issues so I just have it disabled.

its just the ip, you can use a vpn

seamonkey but it’s pretty hard to use without much love nowadays with so many incompatible websites. It’s a perfect mail client tho.

Just get Firefox ESR with arkenfox, that should be enough.

On android boost is best for me, proprietary but lightweight.

they have a tor hidden service, still seems to work.

i’ve never used linux mint and i’m curious, how does it differentiate from debian? Might not matter much, but i recall hearing they have their own package with the xedit name so one can’t install the original xedit and that’s not really great packaging.

That’s weird, I’ve made over 20 fresh debian installs and they were all successful without such glitch. The commandline installer is more stable though. (had a few displaying distorted screen in gui mode for some reason)

Yeah sure but they do force snap for some packages (while making it look like apt running) and it isn’t ideal. I don’t see any reason to use ubuntu over debian unless I’m some corporation that needs to run the same version for 10 years with their subscription.