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Which version do you use with which OS? As a GNOME user I don’t need it, but I’m pretty sure Thunderbird has a system tray.

Thunderbird is great. But if you don’t like it only because of Mozilla (the interface is customizable so that’s not an argument) there is a fork which does almost everything like Thunderbird, is slightly better on some points, and slightly worse on some others, called Betterbird. It has in my point of view no interesting point, but it’s not Mozilla.

My favourite comment is similar: the Firefox/Windows copypasta.

Exactly. And that’s why I don’t think it’s offensive.

To say that being an asshole makes you lonely doesn’t mean that all lonely men are assholes.

Proton has not gone rogue.

Like all others, as it’s a legal obligation. But they can’t give a lot more, as the mail themselves are encrypted.

Why not simply Debian + LXDE + flathub?

Will there be mobile version for Zen Browser?

At the moment, our team does not have the time or resources to develop Android or iOS versions of Zen Browser. Additionally, we believe that Zen’s unique features, particularly its design around vertical tabs, do not translate well to the mobile form factor. As such, we do not currently have plans to develop a mobile version of Zen Browser.

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I have a brain, you know.

Putting a hive in a city is a bad idea. Domestic bees, which are more resistant because they are fed by humans, eat the food of wild bees, and accelerate their disappearance.

Diploma or not, i feel if you want to learn one language to get around in the world, there are many better options than esperanto.

That’s indubitably true ^^.

Case in point: we have this conversation in one of those, and it’s neither your, nor my native tongue.

And I’m pretty sure you have a college diploma. English as an international language works, but not for everybody, while Esperanto could, and when it works it reinforces the Empire, while Esperanto wouldn’t.

Of course, I met some fascists in.the Esperanto community. You obviously didn’t understood what I said.

The national language of one of my countries is spoken by 300’000 persons.

It’s true that the problem is that it’s a diaspora. But that doesn’t change the fact that it’s quite easy to find Esperanto speakers, and thanks to internet the Esperanto community is actually international. To be an active member of this community builds a better understanding of other points of view, it “internationalizes” your self. As a socialist I think that this is important.

English do that too, but not with the same deepness (I know, English is my second language).

Considering that you’re 20 years old, if you speak to a new Esperantist every hour, night and day, thus to 24 new Esperantist every day, you’ll be 248 years old when you’ll have spoken to every Esperantist.

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who can I speak Esperanto with?

A lot of people actually, around 2 millions on the internet only. More than you can possibly meet in your lifetime, so that’s not an issue.

I can connect with SSH, but I can’t open nano or w3m for example when I’m connected.