Ghoelian

Oh shit, that’s awesome. I have got mod organizer installed in my skyrim prefix, but that took quite a bit of fiddling and isn’t great for installing modpakcs. Never quite got wabbajack working

You can just install it if you do need it to debug something on their pc though. There’s probably even portable versions you don’t have to install at all.

I’ve only had the nitrokey for a few months, so can’t comment on the durability yet.

I did have a yubikey before. My experience with them wasn’t great, I often had to re-plug in the key because the touch to activate thing was pretty unreliable for me, often just not responding to touch at all.

Though ultimately the reason I chose nitrokey is because I was just looking for a European alternative.

I have a nitrokey which works great. Only downside is the software isn’t as user friendly, you need to set it up using the cli.

Ah damn that sucks, can’t really test that part as a Dutchman myself :)

Not the most ethical, but kobo is also very easily de-drm’d with calibre.

Actually no this is not even unethical, I did actually pay for those books.

So it’s only the cups-browsed service. I wonder if that’s enabled on any distros by default. Will have to check mine tomorrow.

I can install and start the setup of ItsMe just fine on grapheneos, but I’m not Belgian so I can’t actually log in.

I just use homebrew with quarantine disabled (otherwise homebrew will auto-update the package with quarantine enabled again, even if you installed it without).

I don’t like macs. Just have to use one for work.

We’ll have to see how they implement it first. If it’s just through Play Protect, I’m fine as I’m already not using that. If not, guess I’ll have to make-do with a Linux phone.

An exploited app can do more on a system that has more capabilities, simple as that.

A Linux distro made for mobile devices? Like Plasma mobile, or Ubuntu touch, or Sailfish os

Well yeah, because grapheneos is specifically made for security, not customiseability. Rooting your phone makes it a lot less secure, so it doesn’t seem strange to me that grapheneos doesn’t want you to.