Here where I live the ebill feature doesn’t work properly and if I want to pay the bills with my credit card, I just enter all the receiver data manually and save it as a preset. I think you can do it too.

Sorry but imo “compilation” and “production” cannot be used in one sentence. Imagine the electricity bills and compilation times on office machines with i3s or Celerons

But it isn’t musl based? And I never heard it had anything except for the rolling release?

I would say this is a 10/10 setup.

For some reason I think a lot of them (probably even more than half) have tried browsing the web or at least using the desktop mode at least once.

I confused it with Steam statistics sorry

Yes sorry you’re right

We don’t include Android here. What I meant is that the Steam Deck does count in that statistics.

If only Void had a stable release branch

No I think it’s the Steam Deck. It’s like half of all actively used Linux machines.

Wait x86 laptops can have 10 hours of battery life now? I thought 6-8 is the limit and 10+ is only possible on ARM.

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Sounds like it has a faulty HDD/SSD

Huh that’s weird. Usually people that are familiar with GitHub do know that the releases page exist.

Thank you for a more detailed response. I didn’t check everything that thoroughly. I just noticed the first line that was suspicious. Broken English does create suspicious vibes but some people just can’t speak it very well. Translators exist though.

The repo is kinda sus. I won’t let it in my machine for sure.

There’s no point in git cloning this repository.

Please delete this line. It looks kinda suspicious. Do it like other projects do it. Make 2 installation instructions: one for downloading a binary from the releases page and another one for compilation.

There’s also the government that can force them to add some PhotoDNA or backdoor related stuff, as well as give them some mandatory-to-note “suggestions”. It will be hard to hide it because it’s an open-source project but the server side is not and the government may just ban the app altogether.

Check the comments and you’ll see an admin talking about it. The icon wasn’t even open-source when the post was created. But my original point was that the icon might have been an act of law abuse performed to justify talking about an unrelated topic in this community.

If someone constantly makes false reports or especially troll reports, it’s ok to ban them.

I didn’t do any homophobia there. You’re just accusing me for fun or something idk. I won’t fight with you because I think that’s what you want. I would highly recommend you getting a Twitter/X account.

EDIT: there is an admin who confirmed that this post does indeed violate the rules in the comments.