Deckweiss

I also recommend Zorin OS. It's a bit easier to set up than debian.

ooh I didn't know that, thanks

what do you mean?

I have an epson ecotank and use it on archlinux with the epson scan software via usb. I select a dir and it puts the scan result there.

https://lemmy.world/post/22758570

I am just trying to illustrate why posting personal anecdotal evidence is useless.

Linux and it's software is in a state where you can expect every user to have a vastly different experience and set of issues or the lack thereof.

The bugs I have right now have nothing to do with hardware.

1. Window rules just refuse to work no matter what (wayland)

2. A single GTK app stays in light mode, while all other GTK apps are dark. On my laptop, same OS, same settings, same apps, (I dd the ssd) the app is dark...

I'm on a rolling distro so newest updates always.

I experience lots of bugs that only a handful of people share and the majority has never seen. And they are different from OPs.

Not selfhost but I use Hibiscus https://www.willuhn.de/products/hibiscus/

borgbackup has great versioning, deduplication and compression

You left out two important real world aspects from your thought experiment.

1. one person cares about a specific aspect of the messenger - privacy - and the other doesn't care, they are just on whatever their peers told them to be on. So if their messenger happens to have the aspect I care about I'll do it. Since they don't have any such criteria I expect them to do it as well.

2. If that person is important enough for me and doesn't budge I'll call or E-Mail them. Which is less private than an e2ee messenger, but more private than data harvesting companies.

I just told everybody that I only reply on Threema and don't use anything else.

My thought process was - if they can't be arsed to use another app (which is an extremely effortless task to do) then they are probably not worth staying in contact with.

The 3 people that were most important in my life at that point got the app immediately.

After over a decade with threema I now have over 40 contacts there, mostly friends, some colleagues, multiple hobby centric groups etc.

I guess just start and don't compromise and be patient

Doing it the way a person would requires the file manager to understand context, which requires a lot more logic for arguably little benefit.

I'm so glad KDE Dolphin has a "natutal sorting" option. Not sure about this specific case, but I have never been surprised by the order with that setting.

Would be interesting to check the code behind it.