Competendo - Digital Toolbox - Apps and Tools

Kory@lemmy.ml · 8 days

I have found this website today, that is supported by the Erasmus+ programme of the EU. The linked sub section is about apps and tools that fall under these criteria:

Open Source
Non-Profit
High privacy level, no monetisation of user data

It might not be a complete list but maybe someone finds it useful complementary to Privacy Guides and the like.

Maybe the rest of the website is also of use to some. It’s called “The Digital Citizenship Education Toolbox. Free & open educational materials on democracy, digitalisation & non-formal education.”

Kory@lemmy.ml · 20 days

Yes, especially when there is not a word of criticism about Ubuntu that had lots of controversies in the past. With Snap as the most recent and Amazon “integration” as the first I was aware of. That makes it sound more like a personal thing than objective assessment.

Kory@lemmy.ml · 26 days

No, ditching 32-bit libraries was a change proposal that has been withdrawn. Thread here: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f44-change-proposal-drop-i686-support-system-wide/156324/404

Kory@lemmy.ml · 28 days

Are you sure it’s dead? I think it’s still moving!

Kory@lemmy.ml · 1 month

KDE has a lot on documentation, maybe you would get some inspiration of how this can be done: https://community.kde.org/Get_Involved/documentation

Kory@lemmy.ml · 1 month

I’m running everything that is proprietary (Steam for example) on a second user that is a not an admin account. Heroic and the like are installed via Flatpak that is sandboxed. Sometimes games contain malware, even on Steam. If something goes badly wrong, I purge that second user.