Nope, there is none.

The difficulty of this little scientific endeavour would be that you would need to have enough people that only use open source social media over a sufficient period of time that you could monitor and record responses/behaviour.

But people can’t be trusted and they would inevitably look at other socials which would then dilute your results.

If you did manage to get a study completed you would then need to submit it for peer review (as with all studies) to the scientific community as a whole and they would need to perfrom their own tests to compare results.

So, you can see the difficulties.

Joplin. It’s cross platform and just works. No hassle.

Wow my list would be equally as large as some of the other people which have replied so I’m just going to list the ones I have seen the most -

1. Blade Runner
2. The Duelists
3. Alien

……and many many more :)

Um…. No because today is he most replies I’ve received on the platform. I guess you get what you put in. :)

That science and programming are hard.

They are not. It’s just a bunch of rules much like learning a spoken language.

Nah it’s a learning experience. Have fun while you can. :)

Because Lemmy is relatively new it consists of mainly two extremes. You have the people that consist of reasoned thought and who know why they are using Lemmy and not other platforms like Reddit and then you have the edge lords who think they’re on to something new and edgy.

It’s a bit like Linux users, you have the professionals and the ‘hackers’. :)

As a European I’d say it is not embarrassing and if you watch the UK University Challenge you’ll see lots of people that introduce themselves as having graduated at a later age.

I completely agree with your stance.

However if your spouse has not figured you out by now and how you use things that’s a pretty major red flag.

Keep it under tight control and communicate better other wise something small like this will snowball to it’s eventual end.

I’ve seen it happen too many times.

You are heading for divorce.

I’m a certified Linux professional of over 15yrs and I have never installed Arch. Not once, never needed it. It offers nothing I can’t either build myself or just install Debian and change what I need it to be.

This is a non story but people want to hate on MS so will grasp anything they can to try and make a thing out of it.

It’s is supported but iirc you still need to actually install flatpak before you can install anything from flathub.

You’ll find the instructions on the flatpak website.

Because I work with Linux/Unix systems on a daily basis.

It was easier for work.

My Nvidia works flawlessly. It’s only a 1060gtx but I’m running 570 drivers and the only real issue is it’s not open source.

Why don’t just use something like Joplin? Or you could try NovelWriter. Both are open source and easy to use.

I have flashes of Solaris in my mind :)

How did you test it’s apparent ‘slowness’? I use it and have no issue.

Fingers crossed for this. :)