There is librelingo but, honestly, it's far behind Duolingo.

The closest software I found is to use a flashcard tool (like AnkiDroid) and then search for an open deck of your language using AnkiWeb.

Doing so you get a similar experience than DuoLingo without the gamification and pretty UI.

I love Korean movies like

• Last train to busan
• Parasite
• Oldboy

And the incredible soundtrack by Hans Zimmer.

For sure, Spotify is convenient but you own nothing and you locked with a subscription. Also, you listen what they propose. What happens if your favorite band become removed from their library?

I still buy few albums and keep my library of audio files. (And I get some album for free using the same methods we used back in the days 😏)

syncthing to sync my files on all my devices

I use debian testing and for me it's the best of both world.

• your system is stable
• you have up to date package (not latest but still okay)

I use it since 3 or 4 years and i didn't get any issued

As always, there is an xkdc about this

You are the evil

Thank you guys

They'll Extends, Embrace, Extinguish.

It's a very valid advice.

I also try to do it for complicated bug and it helps me to keep a track of what I tried to do and my hypothesis.

GNOME, for sure. It works out of the box, and it's kind of pretty out of the box.

I also tried it on a touch screen PX and it works surprisingly well.