Look at the guides on TLDP, it can be interesting like https://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/index.html

I love emacs and I used it a lot with org-mode, but you need weeks to master it, and it’s a PITA to configure.

Info is supposedly more modern, like a website. But it’s unusable and as annoying as emacs. Man is good enough.

conferences, sites, fundraising, marketing, … and community engagement

BS we don’t need.

I still don’t understand why a software project requires anyone who is not writing software or doing UI/UX.

It’s free for 5 GB of data, the applications don’t count since you can download them again.

Can’t you use iCloud? I haven’t used iTunes for 10 years to backup that thing.

Why do you need a backend to store simple data? A simple offline app and a web site with screenshots would be more interesting.

Also your web site is changing history and I can’t use the back button, it’s annoying.

Security through obscurity is never good.

I guess it’s a bug since I have the same problem on macOS.

I only have an iPhone but PocketCasts replaced the pay-once with a subscription and that’s why I can’t recommend it.

Don’t push.

I’ve never experienced any slowness with Firefox, so I don’t know what people are talking about. But Chrome is still the default browser on Android and I guess it’s the major reason why people are installing Chrome on their computer.

I don’t know TMM and I’m curious why are you using the v3 when the v4 is available?