Yeah I'm following ActivityPods development for quite some time and although its slow the is some progress made. I wanted to use this post to inform people and generate a little enthusiasm for the project.
Basically, you should choose your distro according to the available UIs (DesktopEnvironments) as well as the philosophy and back-end configuration of the distribution.
Fedora: very stable yet a very progressive philosophy (usually implement major changes first). Comes in Gnome, KDE and other variants (spins)
PopOS!: "Just works" distro, great for NVidia cards. Currently still using Gnome but will soon switch to CosmicDE.
ArcoLinux: If you want something beginner-friendly but want to be able to change everything later. Extremely flexible, comes in many flavours like Gnome, KDE, ...
This one will be a bit trickier because of federation. Maybe it is even impossible. But for git hosting, website hosting, email, your cloud, various chats software or torrents it should just work.
Solid is just the protocol. ActivityPods is the adaptation for the fediverse and thus should work with any service on this network. So yes, one account for all of them.
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/njal.la basically a bunch of people complain that thy cant access their domain names. This is possible because njalla owns the domain for you
We're not actually a domain name registration service, we're a customer to these. We sit in between the domain name registration service and you, acting as a privacy shield.
When you purchase a domain name through Njalla, we own it for you. However, the agreement between us grants you full usage rights to the domain. Whenever you want to, you can transfer the ownership to yourself or some other party.
I don't want to stop anyone from using it just keep this in mind.
Exactly. In the end it should and will always be the consumers choice to either go with a cheap knock-of product or pay a bit extra to support the original creator. People who illegally buy cheap copies will continue to do so in the future but those who really want to see progress will spare some money to push their favourite projects.
Yes, nobody is stopping you from doing everything you planned to do with your invention. \
In real life, IP does not benefit those it is supposed to protect, but those who can afford to sue everyone else into the ground.
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Yeah I'm following ActivityPods development for quite some time and although its slow the is some progress made. I wanted to use this post to inform people and generate a little enthusiasm for the project.