The onboarding screen looks weirdly unfinished compared to the rest of the app. Thanks for the tip, this app is amazing (UI-wise) compared to what I normally use !

Hey you’re a hero, I have my Pixel Phone since a long time now and it’s so amaziiiing

Linux is actually great if you need to implement graceful shutdown with signals – I love it all around :)))

That’s true! I just remember helping my troubleshoot his issues recently and it was a nightmare going into the registry and editing stuff, the UX is so bad!

I love when Linux gets complex because it makes sense. When Windows gets complex with Powershell, or any other horrible stuff in this OS, I just wish it wouldn’t lol.

Again, still not the norm. But I pray for all the nontechnical gen-z players of Valorant when something bad happens on their PC lol

That’s amazing advice thanks :) you’re so knowledgeable about this ecosystem

The GrapheneOS situation is crazy lol

Well I threw all my criticality out the window I guess because I totally agree with you.

I really like Arch because it’s bare metal but not too much => it’s very easy to choose the components you need for your installation and exactly fine-tune your experience without spending too much time with something like Nix/LFS/Slackware.

• it’s community supported, lightweight, fast, and easy to use when you know what you’re doing (wow this sentence is dumb but you get me right?)

I have this misunderstanding even if I use Linux a lot that when I work for a long time with a lot of things opened… my RAM fill up and never get down.

I heard it had to do with swap, can you quickly explain why?