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I wish I could help you but I didn’t get the impression that the OS is the one with the problems.

I came here to say that

I have used Evolution in the past. It was very Outlook like and did a decent job talking to Exchange. Now days i just use the web interface.

I stopped by to say the same thing. I use Zabbix to monitor everything

It really depends on what kind of project it is. Not everything will have a big appeal but if it doesn’t how big is your target audience going to be for the product really.

Open source the research! I know people don’t think this is the best way for a company to do R&D, but it will get tons of people that are interested in whatever you’re doing to help for free and as a bonus you can find some great talent. Also, I’m not saying you need to give away the keys to your company. You could only open source select parts of the R&D to not give away your secrets.

You could implement a ssh tunnel every time it is online. Then you just use a reverse tunnel through that connection.

I have been using Open EVSE for years and love them, They have a nicely documented API so i can control them with just about anything.

Now you get a 10 minute ad for a 2 minute video

Windows 98 second edition By then i was bored with windows and a friend told me about Linux and i haven’t looked back.

Don’t forget Wayland and security into the mix as well. That seems to have caused some of the biggest issues with apps. Don’t get me wrong though, security was desperately needed. X11 had no concept of security.

Have you played with NextCloud

The “allowed host” on the client side is to put the networks in you would like to route to. If you want to use the VPN tunnel for your default route it’s when you use the 0.0.0.0/0

I have been using Proxmox with a couple thousand VM’s and have been very happy with it.