you may try it if you could use OBS to capture the webcam, and “relay” it with its virtual camera feature.

did you try running zoom and slack in firefox? Personally, I would never run them without the browser’s isolation

This means that I can’t use the built-in webcam until upstream support for the specific sensor arrives in the kernel.

wouldn’t it suffice to build it from source into a kernel module that you can load? that way you wouldn’t even need to build the kernel. DKMS would help to automate this for kernel updates

Honestly KDE Plasma is pretty good for ne as it is. Sure a few settings here and there but not like with custom styles and scripts and such, so far

do you have a port open for the torrent client? also, you are speaking of torrents that otherwise have peers, right?

if you install qpwgraph, what connections do you see? a screenshot may be helpful

on windows all terminals are cursed

this is a joke, right?

a default keyboard combination does not have such a meaning. they don’t want to “dress as proprietary software”. probably the creators were used to using that other combination, or they decided that it could be worth to keep the keyboard mapping similar to a very popular graphics editing software, irregardless of whether it is proprietary or open source.

don’t worry! the freedom is yours to rebind that button to whatever you want.

if that’s the case, that feature seems to work rather poorly

ok, I see. was asking because OP said that it works everywhere, including phones

I’m not sure that cpu will be able to handle memory compression with a usable speed. I would expect it to make it even slower

the spying, yes, if you make sure and apply a per-process whitelisting firewall on the system.

the biasing, no, that’s in the model.

have you just heard that it is possible (it is, technically), or did you also try it in practice? did you check the hardware requirements?

how do you install a flatpak package on a phone? how would I do it?

oh, postmarket. no it does not work anywhere, then, especially since phones are in the focus in the title

(how) does it work on phones?

oh, sorry, you’re right

how the fuck do you run an email provider without storing anything on disk, first of all?

next point is mullvad is ready to close shop if that’s what they need to do after a raid. but of you’re storing people’s data for their request basically, like Proton, you can’t just do that because everyone will be mad for losing their data and access to the email service.

finally, Proton does provide a way to use their services in secret, as they run their onion site. login over Tor, done. but probably also create the account over Tor, and never log in through clearnet with that account

sure, they must have shut down all services instead, that would have been the real solution!!

unlimited everything is not really true: storage for example

or even on the computer itself with iptables