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Hindi and many other Indian regional languages frequently use the Latin script on electronic devices for casual communication.
For example, Kya haal hai -> क्या हाल है? -> how’s it going?
I don’t even know how to type the original script version.
Hindi and many other Indian regional languages frequently use the Latin script on electronic devices for casual communication.
For example, Kya haal hai -> क्या हाल है? -> how’s it going?
I don’t even know how to type the original script version.
I use the PWA so there’s no issue
I use omnivore, not exactly what you want but it’s great, and doubles as an RSS and newsletter reader
I use Baikal for calendar, not sure if it has lists but I saw a caldav server which did. Just look around a bit IG?
Tuta, wouldn’t really recommend it since I can’t use it with Thunderbird or as an SMTP server
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Calling Emacs “somewhat simple” is… A Choice. It’s the only text editor that can be a window manager lol
This is what I do as well
Andrew, after me
The answer’s always Debian. I use guix for packages, though it doesn’t have as much stuff on it as nix.
Linux user group at my uni. I love Unix like systems, especially Linux.
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