This looks cool, but I really wouldn't like having the donate button right in front of me

I have been thinking this for a while too and it's a toss up between Fedora and Debian for a regular user and if you are gaming then something like PopOS or Bazzite I would want someone non-techy using something that is not a rolling release distro like Arch.

If I can run it on Linux I am in.

Is there any guide on how Soulseek works? I don't really understand how to use it and how it works

Can yt-dlp download lossless formats or is it just mp3?

This is interesting I've been looking for something to make my own router with and run OPNsense on. The price is good on these and they have 2 ethernet ports

I'm always struggling to find ebooks and flac albums, sometimes it is fine but sometimes it is impossible. Or they are weird versions.

This looks interesting, it could be good to get away from Google. I never think about other proprietary system I always think first about moving to Open Source solutions.

I honestly don't think there is a replacement for Google Maps, I use Organic Maps from time to time but it is more difficult to use, rarely can I just input the name of a business and it finds it.

I suppose using it like a directory for restaurants and attractions could be done through the browser without an account but it is hard to deny Google Maps is a fantastic resource and hard to replace.