I'm one of those morons that really hates himself so is running systems that are highly optimized (hardened, custom kernels, no systemd) and all I can say, yes, mint cheff's kiss
I love it. But this part on their website has me scratching my head:
"Your purchase includes a 12-month Sailfish OS full license subscription valued at €59.88 (€4.99/month), granting access to all releases, commercial components, and feature upgrades. After the first year, you can choose to continue your subscription and support Sailfish OS development further. Even without renewal, your device will continue to function, but future software updates and commercial component upgrades will not be available."
So does this mean they will be cutting the security updates or just feature updares?
Because cutting security updates after a year is a bit of a dick move.
I get that you can always apply patches yourself but ... it rubs me the wrong way.
I wanted to reply to your points but someone beat me to it.
Learn to think critically. Close the app for a day, cool off and re-read all of these replies.
Do you think we would all just dump on something for the fun of it or just to piss you off? This isnt reddit.
Cmon man, take a second, look around and understand that the taste of boot leather is not very pleasant. Proton is not here for your privacy ... I mean it is, unless you're a french journalist ... or a person of interest for the right people.
I've been saying this for ages. Golf courses need to go the way of the dodo.
I get the "sport" but if you ever go over some places on google earth, they stand out like a sore thumb.
There is barely any affordable housing, but sure, lets keep our neighborhood-sized opulence "parks", that a few rich people can take advantage of sometimes.
What the fuck are you on about? Jesus christ, we get ragebait in here too now?
Know your usecases. Thats it. Linux isn't hard if you do.
But no, let me recommend the jet engine service manual to my 6 year old that is learning to read. You're going to have a bad time.
For the record, since this post and most comments irked me, arch is fine. I'm using arch on my workstation/personal rig for years. Fedora on the laptop because I need a stable work thing. Alpine VMs on the homelab because it needs light and stable.
No. The question was technical. Not political. It does not even occur to you that you can explain something without bringing in mention of the political situation, does it?
Does it do "the vpn thing" - yes or no.
Does it record your data - yes or no.
Does it log trafffic - yes or no.
Is it stable - yes or no.
Are there caveats - if yes, which?
I take issue with mentioning the curent political landscape, because it is painfully obvious why we NEED vpn solutions in this day and age.
You can flame me for it all you want. I want the discussion to be relevant. Not reddit-like.
Question about vpn .... but virginia is conservative and jesus has a trump tramp stamp ... dude ... please stop making everything about fucking politics, please. Thank you.
I'm one of those morons that really hates himself so is running systems that are highly optimized (hardened, custom kernels, no systemd) and all I can say, yes, mint cheff's kiss