If it wasnt encrypted you could have used testdisk app but I dont see how you could decrypt it in this state

Android’s kernel is based on Linux yes but its heavily modified and incompatible. Simplest Linux app cant run on Android and vise versa.

Android is not Linux

I had no idea pascal still alive and kicking

But where is the catch ?

I don’t know how is that related.

Previously all European countries had their own currencies and the Euro unified the currency and created a standard among them, This very positive.

With Linux its the opposite there is already organization working on the standardization and you want to disregard it and create your own.

If you want an analogy, its like European countries have Euro but Italy started working on new standard for their country

No

if something is EU focused then I suppose we could call it EU standard. That is: a standard among EU countries and no where else.

This is bad. We need one single international standarrd and we have one.

Linux already have organization tasked with standarization

If there is a problem with memory, windows wouldn’t have worked too.

Highly doubt memory is the issue but doesn’t hurt to check

Errors and Warnings obviousky.

you coukd redirect the output to a file

sudo journalctl -e > log.txt and upload it sonewhere for us to check

Is there a recent vulnerability that I need to know about ?

I really can’t understand anything from this article.

Hopefully someone would be able to explain it in simpler terms

for running GUI app, I use flatpak which is a sort of a container / sandbox

why games get windows 3.1? Lot of steam games work well on Linux some even work better than on windows 10.

Windows 3.1 can not play any game developed in the past 20 years or so.

Linux just removed the support so any Linux distro available currently should still support it

yes Syncthing should work just fine just make sure to only sync the save directory to minimize bandwidth. rsync is another common tool (at least for Linux) that does same job through command line. making it easier to automate the syncing tasks through bash scripts

Android has this feature natively. Just go to settings > battery > battery usage

I am running Gentoo. Could be something Ubuntu related? Also is it possible that your Firefox profile was corrupted somehow and when you installed Thorium you got a fresh profile and that’s why it worked well?

Am using latest version of firefox but I am running it directly (no snap, flatpak, …). I have zero problem with youtube videos

in firefox you could export bookmarks and passwords but be aware that passwords will be exported in plain text.

because its running as flatpak, the exported files should be somewhere in $HOME/.var/app/

I’d check https://transparencyreport.google.com/safe-browsing/search because most browsers including mozilla firefox rely on google safe browsing.

The other thing to point out is that if an attacker somehow got root access, they could install a so called “rootkit” and what it does it replacing some of the basic commands like top, ps, … with altered ones in order to hide the malware activities