That’s huge number for sure! I think what Steam is doing to make playing games on Linux easier is a big factor too.

I wonder if Steam Deck is helping with that number (but I don’t know if that many of them were sold to make that much impact).

• I deleted all my Meta accounts and started using Signal.
• I’m moving all accounts linked to Gmail and Outlook to Proton Mail and Tutanota.
• I’m using many privacy-oriented extensions on Firefox.
• I’m trying to change all software to Open Source if that’s possible.
• I have a Nextcloud and i’m using it to sync my Calendar, Task and Photos.
• I started using Bitwarden for my passwords (and deleted them from all Microsoft, Apple and Google cloud services).
• I’m setting up my home server to host Nextcloud and Bitwarden.

The new frontend is called LightTube. There is a link to one of the instance: https://tube.kuylar.dev/. It’s that frontend that was mention the other day :)

It’s working and damn it’s so fast compared to Invidious and Piped. Thank you so much for that post!!

I got the same error. I’m gonna check that on my computer later and see if it works (I wast trying it on mobile). And I checked that without an account so maybe I need that too to change some settings. Thanks for the links! It’s good to heave some other front ends besides Invidious and Piped :)

Well I checked their instance and get this message (No compatible source was found) . But I keep my fingers crossed for the development!

Calibre-Ebooks managment Libre Office- instead of MS Office Bitwarden- password manager Mozilla Firefox- browser IceCube, Pixefed app and Mlem for Fediverse Joplin- notes BookPlayer app for Audiobooks Nextcloud for storage