I wasn’t referring to those, I was referring to dedicated accounting software.

€12/user is trivial for any business, much less an accounting business that I’m sure it’s lucrative.

I mean I’m sure it’s possible but surely there are better solutions…?

Written version

tl:Dr “Mr.Deepfake” is a Toronto family man and pharmacist named David Do. He’s since been let go from his job.

He was ID’d a dozen different ways but primarily by the actual contact address listed on the website, cross-referenced against other usernames, addresses and passwords found in breached data.

If he was trying to hide himself, he didn’t try very hard. Probably regretting that now

Accountants use Excel!?

Yeah that’s probably best

It sounds like you’ve come to the correct conclusion that no browser is best. I use Brave.

Rebase is essentially switching the versions of Bazzite you have installed without a complete reinstall

Try rpm-ostree rebase ostree-unverified-registry:ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-gnome:stable

Or whatever your preferred configuration is.

I was waiting for the card to come down in price and I put my old 3060 TI into this new system at first

Did you install the Nvidia version of Bazzite? And if so, did you rebase to the non-Nvidia version?

Either way it might be worth a clean install.

You can use my subscription to Redact if you want

There’s no disadvantage to deleting your account…?

They act like all users are babies who can’t be trusted with making their own decisions

Because most of them can’t.

Android is. The problem is that everyone submits their apps to the Google Store, and then use Google tools to make them dependent on Google services. So while you can fairly trivially not install any of Google’s proprietary software, it’s functionality is going to be heavily limited without them.

Why is it not possible

What is the point?

I want to try something windows like with more sex appeal.

Elaborate?

I don’t want to have to touch this computer again.

This person will undoubtedly need help and if they can’t help themselves you will be the one helping them. Mint is best-case for ease of use so your requirements are a bit contradictory.

Google has hardware they control. Other OEMs can choose to make it available. It’s up to them to implement.

I’m confused because I don’t understand why you’re telling me this.

Huh?

Unfortunately I think this is going to be an inevitable problem with any software repository. F-Droid just expects users to go to the repository and inspect the code if they have concerns, or to trust the developer. Google can verify their own code isn’t malicious. They can’t audit the code of potentially millions of apps submitted to the Play Store that will inevitably ask for access to your entire filesystem, if given the option. Because let’s face it, the majority of mobile apps these days are just spyware whose primary purpose is hoovering up as much data as humanly possible to sell to data brokers.

a fully functional version is available on F-Droid