Is "thinking along" proper English idiom or a Dutchism?

In Dutch, "meedenken" ("thinking along") means discussing someone's plans/ideas and providing feedback on them, without getting too actively involved - as in, "I don't have time to actually collaborate with you on this, but I'd be happy to think along" or "this is outside the scope of my organization/team's responsibilities, but I'd be happy to think along".

Is there a more 'natural' alternative? Perhaps "help think" or "provide input"?

Best name for a cat:

Mjölnir.

If you try to pick him up, and he scratches you, you're not worthy.

I've been having this problem since I upgraded to Debian 10.1. For some reason, xdm doesn't always start properly after boot. If I reboot it works.

I don't have much experience diagnosing systemd, but in /var/log, when this happens, Xorg.0.log is not touched. xdm.log is touched, but is empty. Entry in syslog says

systemd: xdm.service Main process exited, code=killed, status=12/USR2

I just discovered my Brother-in-Law produces music on Bandcamp.

Consider throwing him a few bones for his music?

https://golddong.bandcamp.com/