

I see you know corporate math well


I see you know corporate math well


of course this is them cutting the fat, and yet a reduced presence in the streets is an improvement


good, fuck amazon. close whole foods next


After bouncing around a few distros, fedora was the one to make sleep mode work on my laptop


I did this switch last year and went from iCloud to Proton.
Watch out with your contacts, on that front Proton is a mess. You can easily export from iCloud, but Proton has a few issues importing them accurately. Also no dedicated Contacts App, as they are just in the Mail App. Double check things, after a few tries it eventually worked for me using the Proton Mail App on Linux. For safety, I recommend creating some local copies of your contacts as well. If you keep your iPhone then you can keep a local copy there, but I don’t think there is a sync option between Proton and devices yet.
Proton has done some great work in the past year with their Drive App. This is the way to get your pictures from your iPhone to their cloud. To get this working smoothly I had to set iCloud Settings so that full quality pictures were on my phone. There is a toogle called ‘optimise iPhone storage’ or similar.
Ultimately I’m happy with Proton, a few things could be smoother but there has been noticeable progress in the last 12 months. Good luck!


You’re not alone. Used to be the biggest Apple fan, worked there for nearly ten years until 2023.
Last year I made the cut, the new PC I bought was custom built and is running Linux. My MacBook Air is running Asahi Fedora Remix primarily and the iPhone was sold on. Disconnecting from iCloud was a pain, getting pictures off of their system took me three months but it was worth it. Self hosting my stuff now and 2026 is the year to switch my family and friends over as well.
No. Absolutely no to the streaming services. If you’re into movies I recommend a plan for your local movie theatre, if they offer it. Or just visiting whenever something you like comes out.
Looking for deals is a great recommendation for most services though, big savings for Proton are possible there too.