Alex L 🕊 🇵🇸

@thegreybeardofthetree @pastermil @linux

FYI FlatHub uses GitHub Actions, you can check how they build their apps and some of them support reproducible builds, just in case you want to verify GitHub isn’t acting maliciously.

FlatHub and AUR can’t really be compared in terms of security. Flatpak apps also don’t modify the host OS, while AUR packages can.

Personally, I only trust distro packages and FlatHub.

@rickyrigatoni

Also, I don’t know if you noticed but KDE in recent years started to publish stuff on climate change and LGBT. They are not “just trying to develop some programs”.

Oh, but in the mainstream narrative, that’s not politics, right?

@rickyrigatoni

For example, once I had a profile pic against the EU on my personal profile on Google+ and people in the KDE community noticed and made a controversy.

Do you really think I mention those subjects out of no where?

@rickyrigatoni

Maybe because they are the first ones making stupid jokes about vaccine+5G in chat rooms?

And I happened to warn against lethal myocarditis, that was indeed listed in vaccines’ package insert later?

@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social

In my experience #KDE is just as inclusive as anything else:

If you criticize the EU you are labeled as a “nationalist” and “far-right”.

If you criticize vaccination obligations you are labeled as an “antivaxxer”.

And so on.

Then you got banned with no right to appeal, just like everywhere else, just like in Middle Ages.

@jeff

I would like tabs in #Logseq too but for now you can use the Tabbed Sidebar plugin, look at my screenshots here:

https://discuss.logseq.com/t/the-contextual-sidebar-query-current-page-and-organize-pages-in-indexes/20074?u=alex0

About organizing stuff, Logseq is definitely better than Obsidian, that is more a document editor + basic file manager.

In Logseq outliner UI you can organize everything you want hierarchically, even live queries, see the image: