acockworkorange @ acockworkorange @mander.xyz

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Epic?

I started with floppies too, when I bought my copy of Conectiva Linux 3.0. It came with a hefty manual that was instrumental for a newbie like me.

Neat, thank you!

I'm sorry I should have specified. I'm curious about the recovery records feature.

Also the fact that it's self hostable and can also work offline and can also work as a desktop client for remote collaboration and supports several remote backends.

Dark Reader is a godsend. I sent money their way, so many things are just stark white everywhere, I'd be suffering of it wasn't for that extension.

Nope, you were right and I was agreeing with you, and adding that a much younger project compared to LO is already ahead.

I use Vorta, a GUI frontend, because I'm a filthy casual.

I have not used it personally, but Blender is famously used in high value Hollywood productions.

MuseScore sheet music.

Betterbird email client.

LibreWolf and other Firefox forks.

The Linux ecosystem of distros vs other OSs.

Borg is an amazing backup utility.

Only Office is a much younger project and is leaps ahead. It's sad really, I used to champion LO since the OOo days. Doesn't make sense these days anymore.

Tell me more.

Edit: I'm sorry I should have specified. I'm curious about the recovery records feature.

I don't think you've ever created a single thing in your life, let alone a computer program. There's no other possible expansion.

We're not essentially using a Benz horseless carriage.

AFAIK the Apollo source code was never open sourced. So while the UX is clearly a successor to Apollo, the code was built from the ground up.

Oh. Right.

No, what you wrote sucks any way you slice it. You try again.