I moved away from Swiftkey for the same reason and currently I'm pretty happy with what Heliboard has to offer. You can download it from F-Droid.
Walter Moers is a German writer best known for creating 'Captain Bluebear' in my all time favorite book. He has since written several fantastic novels based on the continent Zamonia. In some ways I think you could compare bis work and way of writing to Terry Pratchett's.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Moers
Another German author that gave me lots of great hours of reading growing up is Cornelia Funke. For me it was mainly the book Dragonrider, but she is also well known for her Inkheart series and The Thief Lord.
I know you are joking. I just wanted to share my revelation, that it is probably 'All you need is love'.
Kung Pow. The first one even had a trailer during the credits.
I am pretty new to Linux and have mostly been using Ubuntu. The few times I have read about Wayland, it was mostly Ubuntu users blamimg it for things not working. Can you tell me why you are looking forward to using it?
I'm 32. Maybe conservative was not the right word to use. I still consider myself on the left side of the political spectrum (even outside of the US). But every now and then I catch myself in situations, where I would have been a lot more idealistic some years ago. Now there are often thoughts like 'Well, there have to be compromises'. But you made a great point. The shift you go through while growing older may definitely depend on your parents' political views, too.
Username doesn't check out. I would watch that movie.
How it makes me understand more and more of my parents' actions and opinions that I questioned or condemned when I was younger. So maybe even...becoming more conservative in a way.
To be fair: The people messing up their bio rhythms doing night shift after night shift might not necessarily be considered 'healthy'.
That sounds like the kind of setup I have been aiming at. Can you recommend any guides for not so advanced users lile myself? Thanks!