sure, but in doing so you have to follow the rules:

1. be mindful of what you install
2. dont be afraid to remove stuff
3. have fun :3

yeah right? never met an english speaker that got past the most basic levels of spanish

you’ve said it yourself, you didn’t use basque outside of school

the education system acknowledges this and makes you repeat the curriculum year after year, so you can get your B2 certificate upon finishing high school

i’ve been a tuta (paid) user for 3 years and im thinking of self-hosting or switching providers bc i now want to use a third party client

i want to check out mailo because they support custom domains and have catchall functionality and are in the EU (like tuta) but allow third party clients

Laufey

for anyone who’s looking for alternatives and doesn’t fear the shell i really recommend Helix. it’s like vi* but in reverse and comes with batteries included, you only need to install the language servers (and maybe the grammars depending on your distro

there’s also evil-helix which mimmicks vi style keybindings and more

it can be relatively easy to get linux in chromebooks, i love them

i bought an Acer CB311 intel (x86) second hand for half the price and put linux on it like 4 years ago, it was my main computer until last year my dog knocked a glass of water next to it (it’s alive but i messed up the screen and keyboar using the blow drier)

after that i bought a new acer CB314 (arm cpu) and have been really happy with it

longest baterry lives ive seen and they are perfect for some light development