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On my phone (Android, LineageOS) there’s an option in the hotspot settings to allow clients to use the active VPN.

This does solve the problem for you though

From my reading this wouldn’t impact organisations just using the product at all. Only probiders that offer services should be impacted. Similar to what Elastic did with their license.

Note I didn’t actually read the license text, just browsed the FAQ a bit

Calendar and contacts for syncing.
I’m also a huge fan of Nextcloud Office with Onlyoffice, legitimately a better experience than Microsoft Online for editing documents in the browser and less syncing issues when collaborating with others.

Either one works imo, as the maintainer is asked to merge your changes into his repo.

Site doesn’t load for me unfortunately :/

There’s work to have instances federate, similar to how Mastodon or Lemmy work. And the admin could also enable Oauth2 login with GitHub and GitLab for easier access.

While the exact scaling being based on a square around the letter is bad, the ideas the author brings are quite terrible as well.
We’ve been slowly adopting HiDPI screens over the last years and increasingly programs can actually scale with higher resolutions. At least on Linux with Xorg this scaling can be done by changing the DPI directly.
Using pixels instead is an absolutely terrible idea, because now it won’t scale with DPI anymore. Much too big if you have an older screen with 1080p or lower resolutions and barely readable on 4k.