You’re a very unpleasant person, I hope you’re alone in live

🤣

my lived experience is that youre an idiot and im done talking to you 😇

Arch is rock stable, hasn’t broken once while even Debian has failed me

bro doesnt even know what words mean

go read a book

🙄 fedora has stricter foss control than arch, theyre on par with debian

if anything recommending newbies arch is an op, shit will randomly break on them and then theyll move back to windows

arch is dogshit 👼 yeah i wanna have shit randomly break on my computer that i need to do work on, yeah i wanna have to read a blog to make sure i dont update to the next version because people were having black screen issues 🙄

have fun beta ALPHA testing linux for people that have serious work to do i guess

i program on bazzite-dx just fine no issues, in fact a lot of people dev on immutables because it encourages you to create proper containers for your code

Yeah no way in hell should you use this the csvs should be public access. Anyone know if they’re floating around?

bazzite mentioned 🐧

technically like 2003

I love vanadium but it’s AdBlock is very subpar I wish they would lift shields from brave

Also it’s a matter of trust. If you trust mullvad you are still only trusting them by keeping the DNS unified

? I’m running it on Wayland fine

Their shields AdBlock is very good though, it’s done in ram in a memory safe way, arguably doing it through an extension like ublock is not great. I can’t wait until a project facelifts shields and puts it on top of an unbloated security focused chromium (or Firefox grows some balls and builds it in). Vanadium pls 🥺

Due to how atomic works on bazzite the update for it will preconfigure it to work

Thank god SDDM is a nightmare

unfortunately bergamot has been really bad with chinese for me

Which desktop environment did you do

handhelds are really great with it too. i use it on my main pc tho because bazzite-dx simplifies a lot for me

mullvad is a better choice anyways. you can also download a wireguard config and load it directly into the network manager

Yeah I tried out Origami I just felt the philosophy for the distro is a little strange lol. Cosmic itself was nice, it ran way snappier than GNOME and KDE on one of my really old computers, so thats interesting