You are 100% correct. It’s just where apps can be installed from. Nothing to do with installing GOS or any other OS.

That takes me back. Been several years for me. Congratulations

I bookmark the Environment Canada page for my area. Weather warnings has been added to my RSS reader.

I’ve encrypted my external hard drives but I’ll have a look at the link. Much appreciated.

I don’t know enough about Linux to even start messing with the system. 🙂

Thanks for including resources on how to do all of that. /s

My driveway isn’t nearly long enough to justify the cost but its very cool.

“carrier locked” does include Verizon phones.

I hate Windows, always did, always will. My final trial with that garbage system was last April when I installed Fedora on a bootable thumb drive. I might be one of the few people left who couldn’t care less what microsoft does. Here’s hoping they only make decisions that make people trust them less.

It’s a good plan. OP needs to make sure the phone isn’t carrier locked.

Yes it is. No AI results by default.

I know a Pixel isn’t available everywhere, some folks can’t afford them, and giving Google money just feels wrong but a Pixel with GrapheneOS will cut off both the USA and Chinese governments.

I hate AI being shoved into everything. I’ve been using https://noai.duckduckgo.com/ and am very happy with it.

That’s why it wouldn’t work for me - I never turn off my vpn. Syncthing works through a vpn so I use that.

I don’t have Local Send installed but if/when I do, I’ll check that. Thanks.

It’s good to know it does work. Thanks.

I gave this a try during the drama with syncthing-fork (new maintainer without a heads up from catfriend1). Had no issues sending from Fedora. GrapheneOS wouldn’t send any files. Too bad.

Finally, someone else in this thread that sees the potential.

I use it daily. Using the free tier for now, one day I’ll buy a voucher from proxystore and upgrade.

Isn’t there a way to lock Wikipedia articles so they can’t be edited by just anyone?