sloelk

ok, I look into DConf. maybe this helps.

But I get it, that the most projects because of no or not much income, can’t jump onto this to improve their tools. Whereas I think usability is a big big feature for most people. Mostly better a low feature set easy to use instead of a big feature set which are not much people can use.

you right. reddit is just a good, easy to use forum, but this piefed here, too. That is what I like about it.

sounds great, but how do I interact with them? can I choose another server to login from here?

thx, this fediverse seems for me more usable than others like mastodon a half if a year ago.

I‘m coming from an promotion in r/buyfromEU

I see and feel what OP does. As a newbee to Linux (I guess, a lot in EU want to switch to Linux nowadays) it is really hard to learn which config file will how be used for which tool. As with the nature of Linux, that it has grown organically since years, plain text has been around since decades.

Are there any tools around to create config files easier? It is like programming without much knowledge and I guess a lot of “normal” users stick with Windows or Mac because of this.

it’s not very surprising… but maybe the EU can do more against it with clear evidence

I heared about it from r/BuyFromEU and I’m on the road to reduce the use of US services.