Peter Horvath

@thedormantotaku A possible side-effect that I remember as micro$oft “improved” its office outlook, maybe with office 2k3 or so. I hated that. Many, particularly the windows UI based companies, followed it. OpenOffice/LibreOffice intentionally ignored it. And I was a linuxer.

But young people can not really remember it.

@thedormantotaku @Dr_Vindaloo Maybe I am an old boy. I have written a book with libreoffice writer. It had also embedded tables and libredraw pictures.

@Dr_Vindaloo Btw, actuall what made libreoffice/openoffice so hard to port to android?

@Dr_Vindaloo If it as on the github, how many people did fork it before? The source itself is still here, question is its license.

@gwl @HiddenLayer555 I use vim with no wrappers around it. My wrappers are command lines is other screens.

@carl_marks_1312 @yogthos “personal knowledge management”, what could it be?

NOTES? :-)

@viov @pineapple That they are not fair et all. A really fair phone should start at that you can install its OS from a pendrive. Fairphone is a big f.g lie.

@cdzero @viov Btw, Ubuntu mobile is long ceased to exist, what is this ubuntu touch thing now?

@furtiveParalysis Why don’t you simply admit, it is not fair at all, it is only a marketing trash? It is the same like a samsung. Or motorola.

@razen @viov The “mobile computing” was organized probably by some really dark circles of the big USA eavesdropping/world police line. It was not at all about that you have a linux (osx) on your phone. IT WAS ABOUT REPLACING THE FREE PC WORLD BY A CONTROLLED SLAVE ONE. We sucked it.

@furtiveParalysis I summarize your answer: “Yes it is closed hardware, you badass linux guy. Here can you crack it, like of a f…ing samsung: <link>”

@furtiveParalysis @viov Fairphone should start the “fairness” that I can reinstall its OS like of a PC. It does not do that, IT IS CLOSED HARDWARE LIKE A SAMSUNG, so do not buy it!!!

@GamingChairModel @Glitch How about formulating meaningful content? Your question is bullshit!

@Snapz @viov Can you really do it? My experience with all Android rooting is that it is always complex and risky.

@iByteABit It helps a lot to the Java guys not knowing what is a tcp port.

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