A few years ago, I tried switching to Linux. Back then, I tried Ubuntu, if I’m not mistaken, and I didn’t like the experience—it was too complicated. But now, a lot has changed, both in product development

I’ll tell you more about Google services... You have an Android phone, right? And it’s full of various apps? One day, my spouse and I were talking about back pain and how to address this issue. We didn’t

I really like that Linux offers a lot of open-source software, as well as free programs for work. It’s probably a matter of habit to get comfortable using most of the software on Linux.

Thank you for the advice. I plan to install Linux on my primary PC, which is quite modern and allows for future upgrades. What do you think about Linux Mint and Fedora Linux?

An interesting correlation: large companies primarily release products for Windows, as it is a dominant monopolist in the OS market (ensuring high sales). As a result, people are forced to voluntarily

At the same time, there are real traders who know how to make profitable trades in the long run, but they are very few.

What we have is Microsoft and its OS—a fully centralized system. If you read the user agreement, essentially all the information about your actions is collected by the company. And then there’s Linux,

I’ve always used Windows, but it seems like it’s time for Linux. Right now, I’m looking for information about how it works and what the differences are. In some ways, it feels like moving to a new place...

And what do you like more for daily use?

Do you have this on the same device?

Which operating system do you use on your PC—Windows, macOS, or Linux?

Yes, successful market trades are the best way to increase the number of coins—they outperform everything else, like writing articles, staking, curation, pyramids, etc., although they’re not the most reliable

You’re 100% right about regular people and small delegations. I’m also in the process of thinking about how to launch something like a social curator. Small delegations, without whale-level ones, are a

Well, the feed can be adjusted relatively easily by adding or removing subscriptions manually. I try to improve it for myself every day.

Open-source software and technologies are generally promoted as being in line with the spirit of Hive, so it’s quite strange that no one is systematically writing about this topic yet. I mean in plain,

Thanks for the STEM recommendation, I’ll check it out.

Well, I don’t have any specific needs right now, but the topic is incredibly interesting. WordPress, Stable Diffusion, Linux OS—I’d gladly read about these for general knowledge and development.

Do you know of an author who regularly reviews open-source software? Or just covers the topic of open source in general?

There are so many untapped niches here, so many opportunities for different ideas. For example, I’d be interested in reading about open-source software, something like reviews. I’d also enjoy following