LoudWaterHombre
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24·9 days agoMaybe the last time you tried Linux was 30 years ago, but Linux compared to Windows just works.
If it takes you HOURS to find a fix to something that takes you literally 5 minutes on Windows, you are doing something wrong. Your research methods are flawed.
Some of my friends still use Windows, fixing their problems takes me half an hour to find a solution, while on Linux, I just open the terminal and insert one command. Last time that happened it was about a VPN kill switch. So the person had a VPN App installed on Windows with a kill switch enabled. Then they uninstalled the VPN application and the kill switch was still there.
How do you remove the kill switch? On Linux it’s ‘nmcli c ‘killSwitchName’ del’ on Windows it’s a journey to a new adventure.
1·27 days agoDo you have Amy sources on that
Here is a get started guide -> https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs?tab=readme-ov-file#getting-started-
In case you didn’t understood by now, it’s free open source software
There’s onlyoffice for cloud based office
61·29 days agoI would never install Tor via the flatpak or whatever. Just download from the website, run ./start-tor-whatever.sh and in the browser, check for updates. It’s the official source.
10·1 month agoNextCloud already forked from owncloud?
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Why are they no option in the US?
1·2 months agoBut they don’t want to? What next?
I see your argument and I am playing in the same field, but in reality you will scare average users away with that kind of stuff.
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That’ll teach em! You can’t just sign up, first you gotta read some 20 minute long post from gnu.org
Oh sorry it was a little late, yes disable DHCP in Router and set your PI to be the DHCP server.
Nah mate, if you set your PiHole to be the DHCP of your network, it will force DNS server settings onto the devices it’s handing out IPs to. Just set the PiHole as DHCP server in your router and it’ll be fine.
How about 22222?