Zen, absolutely love the workflow and the fact that it is not chromium based.
Waiting excitedly for ladybird, it is already very impressive but still years left until it is daily drive able
Zen, absolutely love the workflow and the fact that it is not chromium based.
Waiting excitedly for ladybird, it is already very impressive but still years left until it is daily drive able
If infinite customization is what you're after you shouldn't use a DE. A WM like i3 och hyprland is much better suited for that
Hyprland too
EndeavorOS is arch with an easy installer and some default apps.
Manjaro is a worse, split repo that doesn't work at all together with the architecture they are building around. They actively encourage use of AUR packages whilst their own repo packages are sometimes out of date and create issues with AUR packages since they don't delay updates from there.
There are also tonnes of other issues with Manjaro, overall, don't use it.
Defaults hehe
I use arch btw
Current GPU prices have consumer spending habits in mind. If people are willing to pay at a certain price, they will sell at that price
I think gnome used to be fantastic but sadly lost their edge over time. I love plasma but it is still a bit too unstable for my liking.
Personally use Hyprland nowadays and I think I’ll never go back to using a DE anyways
I mean you can just swap to another provider.
Personally I use a *arr setup and just used RD as download, I’ll just swap to a different provider
Arch (well right now more precisely cachyos)
I’ve been using Linux on my homeserver (debian) and on previous laptops (arch) for almost a decade, but I only swapped my main desktop over this spring when nVidia sorted out waylaid explicit sync
I’d recommend a move to torbox, trying it out now and honestly like it more than RD.
Thanks RD for helping me find a better service
Completely fucked if you use realdebrid as endpoint.
They completely disabled their api endpoints, that means stremio can’t access the realdebrid servers
Yeah. It will get security updates for more time, but support for new hardware and potentially software will start to fall away from this year