True

dconf editor is kinda like regedit for GNOME apps ig?

No, i think he means the idea that Linux is supposed to substitute Windows 1:1

Definitely. This is why i don’t spend money on that account. Well, that and not wanting to spend on that store.

Then Heroic

So, you don’t like Epic because they didn’t offer a refund beyond the refund window? Idk man, I don’t like them for many reasons but this seems a bit off

it’s games do not support Linux.

I just use Heroic and like 90% of my epic library just works. Admittedly, still won’t spend anything on epic, but then, I like Heroic more than Steam at the moment…

They’re very reliable from my experience

Just checked, you’re right about Google. Microsoft does allow you to use any app though. It’s funny that the “EEE” Microsoft is less anti-user than the “Don’t be evil” Google. But anyway, seeing how Google locks it down, I’m sure there must be others too. So you’re right

Which services aren’t supported?

It does have automatic Android cloud backups and does support local backups, which also supports backing up to Nextcloud.

Yes, we were talking about free upgrades i think

Only 10 and 11 have been free

What OS security updates are you doing from the terminal?

The pull down action does not work in the “Items for” autofill menu

BW does feel like a more bulletproof solution tbh. The Android app’s autofill is what I’m bothered by.

This for example, https://community.bitwarden.com/t/add-a-button-to-refresh-vault-in-ios-password-auto-fill-view/32989/9

And also the lack of a UI-based autofill (edit: in browser) means that it’s not possible to easily pick one among multiple logins for the same site.

He is probably talking about Fastmail since his other comments here are about Fastmail.

SimpleLogin is integrated directly into Proton Pass and Proton Pass has the ability to save them as “Aliases”. So that’s been really neat. I’ve been finding myself using Proton Pass over Bitwarden lately due to how the Proton Pass app syncs the vault better on Android and how the Aliases feature works better with the in-page autofill that Proton Pass has.

No sync functionality on Android and no webdav or such, so no support for apps like FolderSync. Also, no client for Linux and macOS.

The huge-looking sizes are not representative of actual size on disk. On first installation of one app of a kind, their runtime packages get installed as well. For example, installing GNOME apps will install the latest GNOME runtime. But after that, installing any other GNOME app takes little to no space.

In your case, you don’t seem to have any apps installed as Flatpaks, which means even the freedesktop runtimes are missing and need to be installed. That’s probably why it looks so huge.