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I like to make a conscious effort to move from GMail and Outlook (even though i have a rare @live account with just my first name as the handle) but I also don't want to move away from ThunderBird and FairMail. Skiffs client sucked and Tutanota client sucks less, but it came no where near to thunderbird. I get why they do it, but even then, full PGP auto email was only supported between two tutanota users

So glad this is happening. I've been using Cromite on my tab s6 lite which is good but I still prefer my Firefox sync.

Also, Samsung internet is still a laughably bad browser. The way it handles loading tabs at startup is insane

I really like the idea of COSMIC apps and rust powered cross platform dev tools. But I think that the design language of COSMIC so far still needs some polish, so far it seems like there is so much white space, like they're afraid to show more information on one screen. :(. Also not a fan of rounded corners. I hope this changes soon after it matures a bit.

Thank you for taking the time ! This is a great resource

Would love to take a look at that bash script (or at least a template of it) if you wouldn't mind

Thank you I had tto make a seperate acc, my instance wasnt showing this comment for some reason

i do Agree i really like fuji colors, and in the previous reply i already said how i should just let shadows become shadows. I took this heading to my university class at 8AM, it was really foggy

On my other cameras i feel like im much more effective with my metering, and this is one thing that really gripes me with this camera in particular ; - the menu is very very bad, it takes forever for me to actually change something that I want. For example it took me like 15 seconds to change the iso to be set at 200 in manual mode. This is why im really considering getting another (yet still fuji) pocket camera, this one is simply too old and takes too much time for me to get the shot that i want, Im not asking for instantaneous photos but its clear that further generations (i was even looking at old fuji digicams from 2011) are much more superior in navigating the user interface and changing settings.