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These wonderful people are behind LibreOffice, offering a free alternative to Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Remarkably, most of them contribute on a completely unpaid volunteer basis

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+1 on Linux Mint. Some people don't like that it is based on Ubuntu, but I think Mint is a good repo for someone moving from Windows. I help my parents to install Mint on their computer when Windows 10 reached EoL and they have not complained yet.

I would also like to add that it is a good idea to create a live boot in order to check that speakers, wifi, printers etc. works on your computer before installing it. Note that it will be slower since it is running from the USB stick.

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Namninsamling från järnvägsfacket om att förstatliga järnvägen

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Jo, det känns som man borde lyfta fram exempel på statligt underhåll från andra länder som funkar bättre. Och dom som vill ha privat underhåll borde ju kunna hitta något land som är bättre än Sverige och har privat underhåll.

Sedan tror inte jag att det är så enkelt som privat vs statligt underhåll av järnvägen. Man kan nog få till dålig helhetsupplevelse för kunderna oavsett.

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Linux For Your Grandma - A Linux guide for those that are not super techy

I looked on the topics of the video and all of them make sense. However, I think the biggest problem for average persons is that they don't care enough to watch a video that is 80 minutes long (if they even find it). Also, I'm not sure if video is the correct format since I prefer text and some pictures. But I'm not an average user :) for a grandma a video might be better, I don't know.

For feedback of the video itself, the parts where you show Cinnamon, Gnome and KDE could benefit from showing the screen more and how to navigate in the OS. If I try to imagine how an elderly person would feel about changing OS to Linux from using Windows for decades then I'm not sure watching does short glimpses would convince them that they can handle it.

Sorry if it sounds harsh, I'm trying to give constructive feedback. I think it is a nice initiative and from what I saw the topics are well chosen and you speak slowly and clearly.

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Post your deletions

I have not deleted so many apps and accounts, but I have stopped using them or reduced the usage.

Windows 10 -> Linux but Windows 10 is still installed on another disk so technically it is dual boot even if I have not used Windows for months.

Office -> Libre office

Gmail and Hotmail -> Protonmail and Posteo

Google maps -> Here maps and Comaps

Onenote -> Notesnook

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Chat Control 2.0 has passed the first round of approval

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They can't, but that is not the purpose. If the chat control passes then all big services will be forced to leave EU or build in a backdoor. That will give them control over more than 90 % of the population and satisfies their goal. You and your friends are a rounding error. And if you would perform a crime, or are suspected of one, they can use the fact that you encrypt your messages against you.

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The cookie dilemma

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That's because they have to. If I remember correctly it is supposed to be as easy to reject as to accept, but until it has been judged in a court it is "unknown" what the sites can or should do.

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Half of the games on the Steam top ten list are Swedish 🇸🇪

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  • Europa Universalis V (developed in Spain).
  • Arc Raiders (developed by Embark Studios which is based in Sweden. Embark is owned by Nexon, a korean company)
  • Battlefield 6 (partly developed by Dice in Sweden together with 2 other studios, owned by EA which was American until a couple of weeks ago. Now EA is Saudi-Arabian)
  • R.E.P.O
  • RV there yet

As far as I can see R.E.P.O and RV there yet are swedish companies and developed in Sweden.