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I probably should have put my question in the off-topics section. As far as I can understand, the problem of high CPU consumption is not due to programs like Rambox, Franz or Ferdium but to the huge need for resources of Apps like Instagram.

I also know that there is a software center, but I asked on this site (linux.org) why I am looking for some good suggestions. Have a nice day.

Debian 12

I would like to find an open source program to have multiple Apps in one place. This program I am looking, should work fine with all the App I usually use, without excessive use of CPU and that possibly does not crash the Linux operating system.

I had to uninstall Ferdium because it completely blocked my operating system.

In the meantime I reinstalled Ferdium from deb package, it seems that the latest version 6.77 no longer has the defect of freezing, even if with some Apps the CPU consumption is a bit high. Ferdium is based on Franz, and the project is published under the Apache-2.0 License. One thing I really...

I'm looking for something similar to Rambox, but open source. I tried Ferdiun https://ferdium.org/, it would be the optimal solution but unfortunately it often freezes.

What is a good alternative to Rambox, for Linux? Rambox unfortunately consumes a very high percentage of CPU especially with certain apps.

I agree, I had not considered how many Linux distributions there are currently, and are so many. So excuse my bizarre question!

Mine was an idea, but it is also good in "other distributions" Thank you.

Why is there no dedicated section for Tails on the linux.org site? I'm using Tails for several years, I think it is an outstanding operating system. https://linuxiac.com/tor-and-tails-join-forces/

I have typed on the terminal "sudo nano /etc/hosts" to check the host name on Kali Linux: In the attached screenshot the output, it is correct?

I would reinstall Debian 12 all over again, just to be on the safe side, re-download the ISO and verify it, and also the USB stick (if you haven't already verified the ISO)...

What do you think about I2P (Invisible Internet Protocol)? https://flathub.org/apps/website.i2pd.i2pd

https://linuxiac.com/how-to-secure-ssh-server-with-sshguard/ By installing both on my debian based distribution, are there no conflict issues, or I can do it?

Thank you very much!!

sudo systemctl disable ssh --now [sudo] password for sunset: Synchronizing state of ssh.service with SysV service script with /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install. Executing: /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install disable ssh Then I have checked: systemctl status ssh.service ○ ssh.service -...

I typed: sudo systemctl disable sshd --now The output is: Failed to disable unit: Unit sshd.service does not exist

I have typed: systemctl disable ssh then I typed: systemctl status ssh.service The output is: systemctl status ssh.service ○ ssh.service - OpenBSD Secure Shell server Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/ssh.service; disabled; preset: disabled) Active: inactive (dead)...

Please, how can I disable the service?