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content05-browsers.md

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+# Web Browsers
+
+Most browsers are based on one of two web engines:
+
+- gecko, by Mozilla
+- ???, by Google
+
+## Firefox
+
+### LibreWolf
+
+## Brave
+
+## DuckDuckGo?
+
+## Mullvad?
+
+## Calyx?

content10-mobile.md

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 ## Navigation
 
-For a list of definitions used in this section, please see see table \ref{} below.
+For a list of definitions used in this section, please see Table \ref{nav-abbr} below.
 
 Table: Common Abbreviations \label{nav-abbr}
 
@@ -110,25 +110,15 @@ Table: Common Abbreviations \label{nav-abbr}
 | OSM | Open Street Maps | Online database of open source map elements. |
 | POI | Point of Interest | A spot on the map, such as a park or business. |
 
-### Magic Earth
+***Notice on Address Numbers***
 
-While not open source, this is the recommendation for those who simply want a new map app without much of a learning curve. It uses OSM as well as a few other sources [TBD/TODO which ones?]. The user interfac is very simple and clean.
+Please be aware that OSM does not have a complete listing of addresses, so many apps using this database will not always provide results. In this situation I may look up the address on a mainstream navigation app and then pull the GPS coordinates, then route to those coordinates using an open source app. Then when I arrive, I add the address using an app like Every Door.
-
-This is the best option of you are navigationg to addresses, such as *123 Oak Street*, as OSM alone does not have a complete list of building numbers.
-
-Table: Magic Earth Sources \label{nav-magic-earth}
-
-| App Source | URL |
-| -- | --------- |
-| Obtainium URL | N/A |
-| F-Droid | N/A |
-| Aurora | [TBD/TODO] |
 
 ### Organic Maps
 
-Simple app with a few moderate and advanced features.
+Simple app with a few moderate and advanced features. This is the best option if you want an introductory experience of purely using OSM data. It also allows light editing of the OSM databse, such as adding businesses and modifying common information such as its address, hours, phone number, email, and website.
+
 
-This is the best option if you want a simple experience while purely using OSM data.
 
 Table: Organic Maps \label{nav-organic}
 
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 ### OSMAnd[TBD/TODO: +]
 
-Quite an advanced application. This app is even worse at navigating to building numbers, as it seems to have a preference for finding intersections. Searching for POIs.
+Quite an advanced application with a very large amount of customizations possible. This app is not good at finding building numbers even if they exist, as it seems to have a preference for finding road intersections and POIs. Searching for POIs can be hit or miss as well, but the "(TBD: Show On Map?)" feature works very well to see local search results.
 
 Table: Open Street Maps Android \label{nav-osmand}
 
@@ -150,6 +140,24 @@ Table: Open Street Maps Android \label{nav-osmand}
 | F-Droid | [TBD/TODO] |
 | Aurora | Not Free Here |
 
+### Magic Earth
+
+Update 2026-01-07: This app has moved to a Freemium model, taking away key features and putting them behind a paywall. Therefore I no longer recommmend this choice.
+
+---
+
+~~While not open source, this is the recommendation for those who simply want a new map app without much of a learning curve. It uses OSM as well as a few other sources [TBD/TODO which ones?]. The user interfac is very simple and clean.~~
+
+~~This is the best option of you are navigationg to addresses, such as *123 Oak Street*, as OSM alone does not have a complete list of building numbers.~~
+
+Table: Magic Earth Sources \label{nav-magic-earth}
+
+| App Source | URL |
+| -- | --------- |
+| Obtainium URL | N/A |
+| F-Droid | N/A |
+| Aurora | [TBD/TODO] |
+
 ## Map Editors
 
 There are mobile apps availabl for adding to and editing Open Streep Maps, which is what all of the navigation apps above are based on.

content20-desktop.md

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 ## Operating Systems
 
-### Debian / Ubuntu / Mint / etc
+Curious about breaking away from Windows, MacOS, and ChromeOS? There are many reasons to do so!
 
-### Fedora / Red Hat
+- Privacy.
+- Freedom of choice.
+- Escape planned obselecense.
+- Give new life to old hardware.
+- Run services on a super stable framework.
+- Learn something new!
+
+### Debian / Ubuntu / Pop!_OS / Mint / etc
+
+This is the family that I have the most experience with. I started with Ubuntu and fall back to it any time I have a device with off hardware which needs a "just works" distribution.
+
+[TBD]()
+
+### Fedora / Red Hat / Oracle
+
+These systems are more often seen in enterprise enviroments. Fedora is free and can be set up as rolling release for those wanting up to date versions of software. Red Hat and Oracle Linux are typically purchased by businesses for the support contracts.
+
+[TBD]()
 
 ### Arch / Manjaro
 
+Many power users like the Arch family of operating systems because of the availability of recent software versions, sometimes even being bleeding edge. They are also very customizable, not making as many upfront decisions for you like the distributions run by organizations.
+
+[TBD]()
+
 ## Cloud Storage
 
 ### Nextcloud
 
+File storage, office suite, private messenger, calendar and contact syncing, email reader, music player, text and markdown editor, TBD, TBD. Nextcloud seems to have a solution for most things, especially in enterprise environments. It can easily be self-hosted and the documentation is very extensive.
+
+[TBD]()
+
+An example of how I run my Nextcloud can be seen in my Docker enviroment's compose file:
+
+[TBD]()
+
 ## Office Suites
 
 ### LibreOffice
 
-### Collabora
+In the early 2010s this software was already good enough that if I exported my homework as a PDF, professors had no idea that I was not using Microsoft Office as required by the university.
 
-### Collabora (via Nextcloud)
+Later that decade, and especially in the 2020s, I was able to use it in a corporate environment on any Office files without anyone knowing that they were created or edited with free software.
 
-# Offline Solutions
+It has all the subprograms you'd expect; Writer for Word, Calc for Excel, Impress for PowerPoint*TBD, and even Base for Access. I'm not aware of any reason to keep an Office subscription.
 
-## Pen & Paper!
+[TBD]()
+
+### Collabora [TBD]
+
+TBD
+
+[TBD]()
+
+### Collabora (via Nextcloud) [TBD]
+
+TBD
+
+[TBD]()