I’ve trouble getting friends and family to move to Libreoffice. I’ve been using it for about a decade now but having tried Euro-Office (OnlyOffice fork), I think I finally get it. Libreoffice could really do with a visual upgrade

You can inform them that what they’re arguing for is a ‘minarchist’ or ‘nightwatchman state’.

It’s still nonsense but at least they’ll call themselves by the right label.

Not sure why you’re getting grief in the comments. I don’t think this is for me but you’ve been transparent about the AI use and it seems like a cool project. Good luck with it!

Fully expect my FP5 to do the full promised 10 years. Maybe a battery replacement eventually? But I am not kind to this phone and it does great

It feels like Plasma Bigscreen needs someone to spin up a distros for it to be easy. I know KDE Neon has a spin so I guess that works, but ideally I think it’d be:

• Arch (lightweight, rather than Ubuntu)
• immutable (probably best that it’s fairly idiot-proof)
• set up with some basic apps and functionality set up (VacuumTube, Waydroid)

If anyone feels like making a distro like that then that’d be amazing…

Yeah it’s interesting! Not sure if I’d take this exact approach - I really only want one android app so I think I’d be more open to Linux native apps for other things, and also I’d be more inclined to use Plasma than the launcher he went with

I’m open to using a Linux native app for IPTV, but I’m not sure if the provider would work with that - open to suggestions for good native IPTV apps that have a remote-friendly interface

The joke is that he played so poorly he might as well not have been.