In short, yes.

That’s it that’s the whole answer honestly. As with anything Linux there is a ton of progress being done by very few people & your milage may vary.

Read the wikis, watch the hands-on videos & you’ll get an idea if it’s ready enough for you. But, imho, it’s a good project & totally worth it for me as it is.

The mad lad. He’s an international treasure. He has that CGP Grey about him that makes him one of my Hall of Fame educators/YouTubers. Can watch ANYTHING he makes for days.

Ian is a legend. I’m so glad I saw his knot’s 30th anniversary video 2 decades ago & never looked back to any other kind of knot on regular shoes. Hiking & survival/useful knots is another whole story (one that I still am endeavoring into).

I haven’t watched any videos about dishwashers ever since I don’t own one but I’m 100% sure we’re talking about Technology Connections.

It is but it also means they are actually doing stuff for their users, I want to see et grow into something more thorough in the future, for now it’s progress.

Love me more EU tech independence alternatives. Been using them for a month when I first read the rumors that led to the 404 article.

Given Mozilla’s AI stance I can’t see it as an improvement. I never want to side with NOT-Mozilla but the way they handled the Firefox AI stuff was messy at the bare minimum.

As a direct Proton Mail replacement I’m migrating to tuta.com. Which funnily enough just got a Thunderbird add-on recently.