And then another update today, because I accidentally compiled with caja support, which would bring in caja and mate-desktop as dependencies.

The atril package that was in the repos was compiled without epub support. I just upgraded the package in the repos with a newer version that is also compiled with epub support, so when you upgrade, you should be able to use it for epubs. I'm not sure I understand your comment about xreader. It seem...

Hard to say. Stuff is still being updated in 14.2 (and 14.1, even 14.0). If there is a security update and it is possible to update something, it will be updated. Probably a couple of more years? Don't know, there is no roadmap or anything. In any case, it would be preferable to upgrade to 15.0.

Ah, that was because the forum is behind an nginx reverse proxy. I had set it to forward the real IP, but after updating the forum software that was reverted. It should be OK now.

So I just got an email from google that the check is complete and everything is OK after all. The warning has been removed.

This is weird. It turns out firefox is using "google safe browsing" for detecting suspicious sites and warning the user about them. For some reason, that has somehow decided that people.salixos.org is dangerous. It seems like there is something I can do, at least it gives the impression th...

I'm not really sure what you're looking for.

https://guide.salixos.org/
https://docs.salixos.org/

You need to install the tk and tcl packages. What you describe about python is the standard naming for python executables. "python" (and "python2") for python2 and "python3" for python3. This had been the standard since python3 came out. Distributions that did not follo...

I have never used spotify myself, so I don't really know how the flatpak behaves, but I would be surprised if the flatpak didn't support all the features the app normally does. Flatpaks can write to the drive if they have the right permissions, and they should, by default.

In cases like this (proprietary app that better be kept up to date and should probably not come into contact with the rest of the system), I would use the flatpak.