

All day every day. I’m a linux user both at home and at work. The only closed source software I use is Bitwig, steam, and (most of) the games I play.
When I need software that does X, and I have multiple alternatives, my order of preference for exploring goes like this:
- Anything that can be installed via apt-get
- Same as above, but with added repos
- Something found on github with a release ready for download
- Same as above, but I build it myself
- Closed source
- Paid closed source
(Notice how snap isn’t in the list?)
Of course, quality of the software matters, which means the list isn’t 100% accurate in all cases. Bitwig is paid closed source, but I prefer that over Ardour, and it’s IMHO miles better.

















Vit D is one of the easier vitamins in that you have to take ridiculous amounts over a long period for it to be a problem, while really small doses can still be helpful.
1000mg daily is considered a lot and is used for treating a high/severe deficiency. Despite not being deficient to a diagnostic degree I take a pill now and then (every few days, whenever I remember) to make sure I’m not deficient, since my region doesn’t really get any sunlight this time of year. I guess it averages out to maybe 200mg daily.