VIA is at the firmware level. You can program it on a personal computer then plug it into your work computer.

Very cool. Very pricey. $157.24

It happens every spring, so chances are high.

How does it have a large attack surface? I thought being immutable reduced the surface.

You’re going to love Bazzite.

Ah yes. I’m on X11 due to Nvidia and some remote applications for the foreseeable future.

It’s not that bad. I run Davinci resolve in a Distrobox.

Edit: and when I say it’s not that bad it’s basically flawless

I feel like every time I blink there’s a better and easier way to do things.

If this could connect to Oogabooga for LLM control, that would be pretty cool.

I found a video on Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/s/JHsMHtz9PF

Same, but I use double click. Send like single click is a lot of mouse dragging.

They’re all text config driven. Check out archcraft, dude sells arch presets for a lot of rolling managers and you can donate 25 cents to get one.

Hey just a heads up. Installing gnome and kde side by side can result in a lot of weirdness like fonts messing up. It would be better to save your home partition and move to kubuntu or another kde specific platform.

I would do Truenas scale + portainer

I was an Ubuntu person for a long time, and when reading criticism about the inability to upgrade versions, I realized that had been my entire experience. I decided to give a rolling release a chance, and it’s been amazing.

I use arch(installer)btw. 🐧 AURs are pretty ingenuous, which is just pulling and compiling a git. Maybe a little less secure, but look at what happened to the snap store this year.

If you want to try a rolling release but didn’t want to use Arch, there’s always Fedora, & OpenSuSE Tumbleweed.

Outside of that, for non Ubuntu distros you could do OpenSuSE regular, or for true LTS use Rocky. Or take the red pill and go with Hannah Montana’s Linux.

Is the steam deck a console?

Same here my friend.

You are?

The easiest step into this world is KDE. It has a store for users to share global themes, color themes, even sddm animations.

You can use kwin rules to send certain apps to certain desktops, start shaded, all sorts of fun stuff.

And then you can throw a tiling manager on top of that. If you want to use the control panel, you can install bismuth. If you’re comfortable editing text files, awesome or i3 (but I have yet to go that far).

If you really want to go for it, hyperland looks incredible, but it is a lot of up front work.

Not to be pedantic but KDE is a desktop environment not a an OS. Perhaps you were thinking of KDE Neon?