If you’re looking for #OpenSource app recommendations, you probably generally land in the usual « LibreOffice / GIMP » space.
But what about replacing other proprietary apps, like Obsidian, Notion, VS Code, Teams or Slack?
Well, I have a few recommendations for these as well, if you want to go all open source (and they all run on #Linux, of course):
So why do I need to use YouTube while you convince me to go fully open source?
@nik Because, maybe, that’s the only platform where people actually watch stuff?
Because people who use alternative platforms don’t need to be convinced, because they already know about open source?
@thelinuxEXP I don't need a link to another platform to be convinced, but to watch the video.
It makes no sense to post a **link** to YouTube. If you invite someone to watch your videos **outside** of YouTube, simply don"t pull people into YouTube.
If the videos are on Peertube, like suggested at https://fosstodon.org/@ticktok/111110904818307034, jsut point to Peertube instead.
Again, posting links to YouTube outside YouTube has no effect other than dragging people into it who were **not** there before.
@[email protected] @[email protected] all of the Linux experiment videos are posted to peertube, an open source video platform, and always have been. https://tilvids.com/videos/watch/2832654f-fb2c-4c45-9ec0-05f6ce3287cc
@nik That’s completely unsound reasoning that assumes people are too dumb to know where they want to watch and to somehow fall « victim » to something they know the evils of.
Nonsense.
Then how do I guess the link to your video on Peertube, if you refuse to post it?
Nick @ The Linux Experiment
Nik | Klampfradler 🎸🚲