I've heard bad things about both. Proton implies a lot of lock in and you almost can't use it with custom clients (thunderbird, aerc)

Tuta's support is pretty much nonexistent.

No I don't accept the counter argument as an argument. People who care shouldn't jump through hoops to get what they deserve.

And the visual clutter is way too little to care.

Go for the fun, but your issue is a non issue. I use Zola (built with Rust) and it is very very fast. A full build of ~200 pages takes ~2s and in dev mode, changes are reflected almost instantly.

Movim is also an option. Based on XAMPP.

Well... I am a very hairy nerdy guy. What does the collaboration workflow look like? The end result should be simple because my teammates aren't hairy nerdy guys :))

More power to you, share your experience

Is common lisp good for systems programming? Are these languages that compile to C faster than common lisp?

No I didn't mean efficient in resources. I mean in usage.

Fedora is corporate bullshit. I stay away from it even though its works good.

I don't think it will be worth it for them in the long run and will result in a loss of quality.

Works perfectly