Shouldn’t it have an SD card slot?

But the ai assumes itself infallible, at least it could ask…

I had additional issues due to technical problems with the motherboard. For most people it won’t be nearly as hard. […] If you follow the steps perfectly you shouldn’t have issues.

You just described the linux experience. In 99% of the time, Linux just works. For 1% of the things, you have to apply above methodology. How is that worse than keeping on using windows?

It’s still an open source project. I don’t know if an independant company would be better, but imo it’s a great first step to see that the german government is investing in digital sovereignty. That may not make the ICC sovereign, but on the other hand, would it make sense for every country to have their own stack?

It’s not a random company. OpenDesk is produced (maintained? Developed? Packaged?) by ZenDiS. ZenDiS is a company that belongs 100% to the german government. It’s not a ministry, but a company. Kind of like the german railways (DB).

It’s the same thing with .exe on windows. It’s potentially dangerous and people need to be mindful what they download and install.

Yes, but: this endeavour comes after/along with the development of a unified “open desk”, a replacement solution for the office and collaboration tools from microsoft etc, backed by the federal government. This ensures a base layer of interoperability between offices and makes training probably easier.

And sometimes they’re not. Apothecaries believing in homeopathy e.g.