It’s proxy company https://www.reddit.com/r/BuyFromEU/comments/1j7zlf2/onlyoffice_is_obfuscating_its_russian_ownership

https://www.anti-malware.ru/analytics/Technology_Analysis/Office-suites-available-in-Russia-2025

Guys u are on slippery slope onlyoffice is russian company just with different name inside russia

Meanwhile we have ProtectEU it almost same shit under different name

Yeah true but if u wanna play with friends on own server it not problem

For me it was replacement for Skype when it became shit in 2016

U can pirate Minecraft in this case just easy I think it justifies

I don’t know yet how good Gemini about it,but I think https://deepwiki.com/ this tool will overkill anything for now

The best we can do is just wait when price will fall down after ai bubble will explode

It also has a very poorly written UI interface that’s fucking infuriating. I was reverse engineering it to figure out why it’s so damn slow on HDDs, with explorer.exe rendering like shit, the Start menu crawling, and taskbar popups that make you want to smash your screen. They wrote really really fucking bad code compared to the Win7 days—basically just took the old MFC crap and slapped a XAML wrapper on it to make it look “nice.” What a fucking disaster.

Why would it in desktop segment

So unknown can we count as Linux+ BSD?

It was much better in the past in years 2017 ,now don’t use it.they put many limitations to custom clients and still not published source code of server as it was promised

About blocker just use simplewall,every exe file going to the net will be asked u permit it or not including windows itself https://github.com/henrypp/simplewall

I think yes possible ,but I don’t think it will able fedrate with other instances…

Miss times when 4 gigs of ram was more than enough for browsing and playing game at the sane time

Well I would like to see something on lunar lake too it very cool CPU Intel made by failed by advertising

It not exactly unwrap fault even if it would wrote in other way it still not work cause of wrong SQL request which spamming with results longer than expected to rust here was protecting from memory leak actually

Just pirate windows server or other enterprise editions which can be used only by business

Android will never be a serious desktop operating system, and the reasons are pretty fundamental. You don’t have admin rights by default, which means you can’t truly control your own machine the way you can with any real desktop OS. Everything has to go through Java interfaces in the end, even when you try to use the NDK for native code. There’s this constant layer of middleware sitting between you and what you actually want to do, adding overhead and limiting what’s really possible.

Compare this to Linux, Windows, or macOS where applications can directly access system resources when needed. You can compile native code that runs at full speed without virtualization layers. You can modify system files, install kernel modules, and actually own your computing environment. Android treats you like a guest on your own device. But the real dealbreaker is the complete lack of proper driver support. Try plugging in a WiFi dongle, a professional scanner, a printer that isn’t mainstream, or a racing wheel. You simply can’t install drivers for custom devices the way you can on Windows, Linux, or macOS.

Android’s driver model is closed and locked to specific devices, not open to the kind of hardware ecosystem that desktop users have always relied on. On a real desktop OS, manufacturers can write drivers, users can compile them, and the community can support obscure hardware for decades. Android doesn’t work that way and never will.

The whole architecture was designed for mobile consumption, not desktop creation. Professional software needs low-level system access and real performance without layers of abstraction getting in the way. Desktop OSes give you real file systems you can navigate freely, package managers or installers that put files where they need to go, and proper background processes. Android hides all of this behind its sandboxed app model. People keep talking about Android on desktops, but bolting on some desktop features doesn’t fix these fundamental architectural problems. It’s a mobile OS, and that’s what it will always be.

I will leave just this info here

Technical Data

Subject of Investigation: Google Play Services
Number of Permissions: 277
Operating System: Android 4.4.2 and above

List of Permissions

3.1. Automotive Systems Control

Access to data and control of vehicle components via Android Auto/CarPlay:

• Power windows
• Tire pressure monitoring system
• Rearview mirrors
• Power system
• Mileage data
• Central door locking
• Driving mode management
• Seat adjustment
• Vehicle speed data
• Lighting system (headlights)
• Battery
• Climate control

3.2. User Interface Manipulation

• Embedding into application activities
• Application substitution
• Application icon modification

3.3. “Chimera” Component

System component of undetermined purpose.

3.4. SMS Management

Complete control of text messaging functions:

• Sending messages
• Receiving messages
• Reading messages
• Creating messages

3.5. Root-Level System Privileges

Complete device control at root-access level.

3.6. Application Data Access

• Access to all activities
• Ability to embed into activities
• Access to contacts

3.7. USB Management

Control of USB connections and data transfer.

3.8. Identifier Access

Access to all system and user device identifiers.

3.9. Screen Lock Management

Disabling keyguard (screen lock system).

3.10. Mail Services Access

• Access to email
• Access to voicemail

3.11. Network Function Management

• Enabling/disabling network interfaces
• Background data download
• Modification of network settings

3.12. Wi-Fi Management

• Access to saved Wi-Fi passwords
• Wi-Fi password transmission

3.13. Audio Recording

• Microphone audio recording
• “Capture audio hotword” function (keyword capture)
• Continuous audio stream monitoring for hotword detection

3.14. Geolocation

Complete control of location functions:

• Location determination by all available methods
• Independent enabling/disabling of geolocation services
• “Allocate aggressive” mode (aggressive resource allocation for location determination)

3.15. Payment Information Transmission

Sending payment data without specified recipient restrictions.

3.16. Camera Control

Access to device camera.

3.17. Telephony Function Management

• Making calls
• Access to call history
• Control of telephone connections

3.18. Permission Management

Manipulation of other applications’ permissions:

• Permission backup
• Permission sharing
• Permission revocation
• Permission restoration

3.19. Device Lock Management

• Device locking
• Device unlocking
• Password protection bypass

3.20. Biometric Authentication

Complete control of biometric identification systems:

• Fingerprint scanner
• Facial recognition (Face ID)

3.21. Notification Management

Manipulation of system notifications:

• SMS notification substitution
• Call notification modification
• Messenger notification modification

3.22. Telephony Function Access

• Access to telephony module
• Call management

3.23. Bluetooth Management

Control of Bluetooth connections.

3.24. Security Key Management

• Encryption key substitution
• Password reset

Google Play Services is one of many pre-installed Google system components. A standard Android installation contains 30-50 additional Google applications with similar or complementary permission sets.