I've completed my journey to remove Google's services from my life, but a few issues have forced me to relapse.
I spoke with several experts on free and open source software, some of whom were close to the situation itself, about the implications of the latest developments with Canonical's IP policy.
In my ongoing quest to eradicate Google from my digital life, I turn to replacing the world's leading search engine with DuckDuckGo, a privacy-focused alternative that supports Open Source software.
The next step in my mission to remove Google services from my digital life turns to Google Drive and Docs.
In my quest to abandon Google, I found an alternative to Gmail that both supports Open Source and protects privacy.
My quest to remove Google from my digital life leads me to a tablet replacement for Android that I had completely forgotten about.
An update on my ongoing quest to remove Google from my digital life. ChromeOS was an easy task, but Android is difficult to leave.
Just to see if I can do it, I'm removing every trace of Google in my digital life. Easier said than done.
In the wake of the Ubuntu Community Council's separation with Jonathan Riddell, I reached out to both, along with the Kubuntu Council, to get every side of the story.
