While I do agree with the general sentiment, this is NOT a “best product ever” community. Thos community has the explicit goal to provide European alternatives. Otherwise we could just scrap the entire idea and just go back to YouTube, Google and MS Office. Because let’s be real for a moment. They are at the top of their respective markets for a reason.

Also, Signal sucks! The only thing it has going for itself is security. Everything else is at best on par with other messengers. Signal has no voting, no tool bots, no topics for group chats, no cloud backup, etc.

No bear in mind, if security is what you want from a messenger, then Signal will do the job. But then again, why not just promote Matrix? It has pretty much the same (lack of) features and it’s actually European.

Orangina is sold and owned by the Japanese giant Suntory. I don’t know anything about the rest.

Fritz Kola ist the absolute goat of sodas at the moment. Seriously, their flavour is just pure perfection 👌

Some of my personal favorites which are missing

-Enshrouded

• Vermintide 1 & 2
• Darktide
• Pioneers of Pagonia
• Space Engineers 1 & 2
• Deponia
• Transport Fever

And also quite a lot of Ubisoft games including entries in big series such as Assassins Creed.

I don’t know what to tell you, but a debugger is usually shipped with an IDE. If your IDE doesn’t ship with a debugger then that’s an issue completely independent from any OS that you’re using. When I write C# programs in Visual Studio, I use the Visual Studio debugger. When I write games in Godot, I use the Godot debugger. When I write games in Unreal, I use the Unreal debugger. When I write Web Applications in IntelliJ, I use the IntelliJ Debugger. Your use case just seems extremely strange.

That being said, I’m sure there is a tool out there that does what you’re looking for. I’m just not sure you should be looking for it.

Agree with the sentiment against signal. However, Matrix is terrible for anyone who doesn’t want to bother with reading up on several hours of information just to use a text messenger. I will start recommending Matrix the moment someone actually manages to produce a feature complete client with usable UI/UX.

You mean like a code debugger not in VS Code? I mean… IntelliJ offers pretty amazing built-in debugging functionality. And as a bonus, they’re located in Prague, so you’re supporting a EU company by using IntelliJ.