Of course it can. Man, technology just keeps getting better and better! /s

And yet, somehow, everyone was surprised.

Fuck!

iOS: Clocks

Android: Simple Clock

Linux: GNOME Clocks

Hypatia is good on Android. iOS needeth no antivirus.

I have a page on my Gemini capsule with a list of the software I use. Ask away about my reasons for any of the entries.

Gemini | HTTPS

I also quite like LUKS, VeraCrypt, and geli(8) for disk encryption, and I use mainly physical media (e.g. CDs) for music and video.

Well, for all of the above, I’d personally recommend using Linux Mint to get started. I’ve always found that it’s too much work to debloat Windows, and it’s considerably less secure than Linux (normally).

Most Steam games run on Linux, but there are a few that do not. Music production could also be a bugbear, as a lot of popular software does not run. You could always try using WineHQ to run the Windows versions, however, or try a compatible alternative.

If you simply must run Windows, you have two options. Dual-booting is a good idea, as this lets you select whether you want to boot Windows or Linux when you turn on the computer. Another option is using a virtual machine; this would allow you to run Windows inside Linux. For this, I’d recommend VirtualBox to start with.

I use Organic Maps. OsmAnd is also pretty good.

Now THIS is epic!

• It’s fast
• It’s FOSS
• It’s private
• It supports accounts
• It has an app
• It can play YouTube Music tracks
• The UI is pretty nice

Very well done, everyone! Please accept a star on GitHub.

What absolute wankers! In case anyone’s adblock goes south, here are some YouTube alternatives:

For Watching YouTube

• Invidious
• Piped
• CloudTube (personal favourite)

For Uploading

• PeerTube
• Idk, make a video blog or something.