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  • I kind of wonder who is behind the over exaggeration. People with real concerns or those that do not want strong open platforms. Too much controversy and bifriction and those that push it for their own ends are the enemy.

  • You have to want to use FOSS software. If you want to use certain proprietary applications then buy the commercial platform they run on.

    The other is interest and ability to solve your own tech problems.

    Keep in mind there are a lot of ways to start. Install it in a VM, buy hardware with Linux installed, or install it yourself.

  • That is not what they said. They said operationally nothing is changing. However, they are basically in-part ad supported and so with that comes some strings. All of this can probably be configued out but it is a pain.

    For me, hard call. Fragmenting into maybe better browsers reduces Firefox popularity and that impacts wheather web developers will test against anything but Chrome. When that happens these other browsers become irrelevent. So using other browers has a consequence.

  • Look at FairPhone. I got a Pixel 8a recently and flashed Graphene and I think this is the best tradeoff but I understand wanting jack etc, as I would have liked too.

    In hind site for me, turns out Blutooth is great as it works well with my OTC hearing aids and my Bluetooth headphones too. I liked the hearing aide support as it gives me proper calibrated sound where generic stuff will not.

  • I use primarily debs but if your using Ubuntu it will include Ubuntu supported snaps. This is all from the distro supplied repos generally.

    Installing random stuff not distro support contains a lot of addition risks such as potentially more bugs and malware.

    I think the only 3rd party program I have installed is an AppImage of Joplin. I found the snap buggy.

    I am not big fan of snaps or flatpacks as I had issues with both. One rarely needs them on Debian based distros anyway.

  • Just thinking what possibilities. Some thoughts.

    • We always use Ubuntu LTS and do not install or upgrade a release until is out for 6 to 9 months. For Debian we use stable.
    • Make certain your install media is good and also the computer storge media.
    • Keep the system updates current.
    • Use packages installed from the standard repo and supported by the security team.

    Not sure what else.

  • Just FYI. My family has used linux for 25 years on many systems and we do not have stability issues. We use mostly Ubuntu or Debian.

    Have no idea why your having issues. Could distro or hardware related. Also are you sure your storage media is good.

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  • Yes. I support one youtuber that way. They put extended content there and stuff youtube would sensor. Do not actually use it that much but it is a nice thank you one gets for supporting them.