You can consider me conspiracy theorist, but for me the whole story about WP/Nokia was to destroy the biggest non US tech giant, so the remaining are all US based. No one are now even close.
And also if you stop paying for 3 months, they completely delete your library. I switched to try Spotify, and when I returned, all my collections from iTunes of 10 years ago are gone forever.
I can name one - The Last Express. Still absolute quest masterpiece. Real time, a lot of different endings, pre-wwi setting where every person speaks their own language. Graphics also keeps up.
Yes, I like it. You can use it with your domain and multiple addresses and also it can pull gmail for you automatically to have everything in one inbox. I used it with Thunderbird and Evolution. It takes some time to set up, because you need to set up mail and calendar and tasks separately, but they have instructions on their website. https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/360058752834-Set-up-Fastmail-on-your-device
I have Microsoft Exchange for work, so I use Evolution client in Linux, because it supports Exchange properly.
For personal mail I use Fastmail, it can synchronize to any app you want both on Linux and Android.
After Debian removed wifi, bluetooth, mouse and added lags after simple “sudo apt upgrade”, it became not for me
Try Ubuntu first, then go to more advanced distros if needed
You can consider me conspiracy theorist, but for me the whole story about WP/Nokia was to destroy the biggest non US tech giant, so the remaining are all US based. No one are now even close.
Discussion is here: https://lemmy.world/post/3392316?scrollToComments=true
And also if you stop paying for 3 months, they completely delete your library. I switched to try Spotify, and when I returned, all my collections from iTunes of 10 years ago are gone forever.
I can name one - The Last Express. Still absolute quest masterpiece. Real time, a lot of different endings, pre-wwi setting where every person speaks their own language. Graphics also keeps up.
You aslo raed in tkoens, no dfifrecene heer
I wish they release a tool for their system to work properly. Like connecting to Bluetooth headphones or no full cpu load out of nowhere.
Yes, I like it. You can use it with your domain and multiple addresses and also it can pull gmail for you automatically to have everything in one inbox. I used it with Thunderbird and Evolution. It takes some time to set up, because you need to set up mail and calendar and tasks separately, but they have instructions on their website. https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/360058752834-Set-up-Fastmail-on-your-device
I have Microsoft Exchange for work, so I use Evolution client in Linux, because it supports Exchange properly. For personal mail I use Fastmail, it can synchronize to any app you want both on Linux and Android.