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  • You answer your question yourself with

    in fear of breaking something and having to reinstall (and losing something in the process)

    Version upgrades are a big thing and unexpected things can happen. Would you be a happy user if the system auto updated to the next version and something truly broke? By forcing manual upgrade they can better inform users about possible unexpected things, and e.g. advice to do backups first. Thus users would be more prepared for this. Also version upgrades take a lot longer time than normal updates since it has update all packages, do other changes to the system etc.

  • Xrdp won't work if there is already an active user session locally with the same user account that is trying to connect remotely.

  • I truly hate this. At work I've told everyone that if they just send a "hello" message it will be ignored. I have things to do other then going twenty rounds of "hello" before getting into the actual subject.

  • They didn't change name. OpenOffice still exists. LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice.

  • Single applications yes by using X11 over ssh. Needs X11 server on windows side too.

  • Support your local European companies.

  • Maybe. Though I haven't seen anything of that sort over the years. They've been around quite a while and long ago they removed all ads from their platform.

  • We do. It's called Romeo. No nonsense. No AI. Just people. They listen to their users.

  • We don't need this crap on Linux. Sleep is meant to be a low power mode where everything except ram is powered down, and you can pick up near instant where you left off. Not this kind of "sleep" where about everything is running like before. A desktop/laptop isn't a mobile phone where this behavior is the standard.

  • I know others use Arabis(?) I think thats what it called.

    You probably mean Anubis.

  • +1 for this.

  • People should stop using these ad and tracking apps disguised as some useful app.

  • Naomi's advises are superb. Braxman's I'd take with a hint of salt. They tend to have a point behind them though sometimes a bit light and he's rather keen on selling his own products.

  • What data? The only thing they know is when the account was created and when was the last access.

  • You do need a phone number to signup to Signal but you don't need to share it with anyone. Just create a new username for each new person you want to add.