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> I think Kate definitely need language servers support

Kate has LSP support for a few years already.

Doing exactly the opposite is also a right approach:

Absorb as many features as possible, so that more people will be gravitated into a centralized place. For bugs, if the original feature submitter isn't around, potential new maintainers will emerge and fix them.

Jabref, which use .bib file as storage. The importing features are almost the same (all major sources supported). Tagging and note taking are nice. Full text search is implemented with the mighty lucene. Word plugin and Browser import plugin are good too.

Both zotero and jabref are on similar level of simplicity. However, they are very different on details if you use them heavily.

It is a gate to the great knowledge.

I don't understand why they invest fonts?

GNOME is being obsoleted by KDE.

There is absolutely nothing that stops anyone from forking the project.

They don't even mention a single thing about crypto??

The $HOME in unix is a user data storage location

A lot of data is managed by software and by convection there is a dot before them

Unmanaged/Arbitrary data like random pictures or notes are personal and should end up in $HOME/personal

git repos are special managed data, thus they all end up in $HOME/sources

$HOME is supposed to let software to create their data folder and optimally without the dot

The data here includes config (which is read & write like data file)

$HOME/.config or XDG spec is monkey patch that do the wrong thing.

GUI file manager should open $HOME/personal as initial location

Terminal should open $HOME to let user access software's data file with shorter path (aka without .config/ )

You don't know if i am mad or being brilliant or simply brain dead, but i am making perfect scene.

The solution is simple, stop messing your home and put personal data in

/home/you/personal/

source code in

/home/you/src/

The home is not a place supposed to store random "regular files"

Anti-considered-harmful consided harmful.

What's wrong with the usage? It is short and concise.

Why cannot they just recommend java17?

The author of this article is the creator of Redis.