I've hosted my Mail with them for over a year, still have them as my backup. I wouldn't really recommend them, as they don't adhere to the standard protocols which infuriates me. As a result, you can only use a proper email client on PC with the back they call bridge, you cannot use a proper client on phones, forget syncing of calendar and contacts.
There is more, especially for the non-mail products.
I discovered that the default de wasn't gnome actually. It was raspberry pi DE, which isn't my thing.
Through I had no idea that the rpi5 required some stuff that is not yet merged into the kernel, and only raspbian works as a result, because they ship s custom one.
Any modern DE in my fucking Raspberry Pi 5. I tried going Debian testing, broken packages. I tried installing other OSes, fedora didn't even boot, Ubuntu broke in installation and now won't let me log in.
Gnome in Debian stable feels too old and I can't get the screen keyboard working and disable the dann screen reader. I just want a box to put on my tv.
Edit: was idiot, thought raspberry pi de was gnome.also the rpi5 needs a custom kernel as some stuff isn't yet in the main one, so use raspbian.
I use neovim, with my own built configs. You can literally configurate/program everything in your editor.
I'd say that IDEs are becoming less and less common these days. Vscode is definitely the most popular editor, but through the language server protocol, we have more options than there used to be.
Personalized Development Environments (PDE) are becoming more common. Vscode is one to a lesser extend (it's just a text editor if you don't add extensions), but in my opinion, neovim definitely does this best by far.
It's been some time, but I remember my confusion when I was an amateur and hardly knew the difference between visual studio and vscode. I agree it can be very confusing at the start. Just go get the extension for that programming language or framework and you should be fine. Or maybe ask your colleagues, as they use it already.
If you want a real idea, her brains products are probably best, many of them have a community version, but see about getting a license if you need it.
Du muss nicht unbedingt sprechen um eine Sprache zu benutzen. Du kannst auch z.b. Medien anschauen auf der Sprache, oder lesen. Das letzte Mal, dass ich jemanden zum Englisch sprechen hatte war auf einer Hochzeit, ist also auch eigentlich sehr selten.
I don't think that's entirely correct. For example, there are a "good" amount of people in Germany too that are privatinsolvent.
I like it where I live too, even though obviously not everything is perfect. But if you had a crippling debt that you could never pay off, then moving to another country to lose that debt is appealing.
From my understanding, they have some ring 0 thing that fucked up. Could that not in theory happen on our beloved Linux systems? Or does the kernel generally not give that option?
I've hosted my Mail with them for over a year, still have them as my backup. I wouldn't really recommend them, as they don't adhere to the standard protocols which infuriates me. As a result, you can only use a proper email client on PC with the back they call bridge, you cannot use a proper client on phones, forget syncing of calendar and contacts.
There is more, especially for the non-mail products.