Can it, or others mentioned in thread, stream from shared folder on local networks?

Guess their thinking is that Google may not be a monopoly in 3 years, so the rules might not need to apply at that point, or they be reviewed?

Why do I doubt this.

I personally fucking hate it. But my whole friends group use it for events (bad, birthdays), and messenger chat.

How do you convince ~30 people to switch to something else?

What app do they switch to?

Has options for pasting, and even a clipboard history feature? Although have not enabled that or tested it.

Same. I’ve been attempting to de-Google and stick with FOSS where possible, but only Lawnchair has come close to Nova Launcher, but it’s not without its limitations like setting a primary home screen, and better widget padding and removing round corners.

I’m still experimenting with others, but many are no longer under active development either.

Agreed. Plenty of notes apps; none with decent collaboration features.

I went with FUTO Keyboard. It’s the only keyboard that ticks all my boxes to replace GBoard so far.

I wish the swiping predictions were a bit better though.

Is this also how they know which ads to feed you?

Just out of interest, how do those browsers, and other forks, get funding? All voluntarily development or donations?

I tried it and was underwhelmed, but also overwhelmed.

I love the idea of choosing everything I want, but Arch also meant the pain of learning to install everything I actually need first.

Is there a minimalistic distro that installs all just the essentials (drivers, services like DHCP, a package manager, desktop GUI), and then I choose from there?

Yeah. Then I’ll fill up my free 15gb quota with garbage OS files, and be prompted to pay a subscription to backup the other 1-2tb of data.

Audit trail in a corporate environment maybe. Assuming non-Microsoft admins have access to that data, it could be a benefit.

Can’t imagine the risk it introduces though.

And resource usage overhead.

They want this, until Zoom employees start using it.

get caught once, you then just starve?

Maybe they send you to Australia again?

The world hasn’t changed has it.

Same reason for switching every other app to 64-bit I suppose; logical evolution.

I absolutely don’t need to though. Especially for something light weight like a music player.

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Same… I’ve had Foobar set up the way I like for about a decade now.

Been wanting to flip to the x64 version, but USF components (N64 music) doesn’t play.

Windows 10 21H2 LTSC IoT support ends in 13th Jan 2032. Just saying.

Or Arch…

I dare them to fully commit to this and disable the twitter.com redirector.