lengau

Not sure why you specify binary-based OS's. Following Gentoo's upgrade guide also gets you potentially whatever they want on your systemp

Yes! In fact, Chromium was originally a fork of WebKit, as WebKit was a fork of KHTML. In both cases the codebases have diverged quite significantly though.

The core of Safari (WebKit) is open source. If it weren't they'd be violating the GPL license of KHTML.

Building a new OS isn't going to make RISC-V boards faster. The primary limiting factor here is the actual hardware.

Kubuntu, because it's the most solid distro I've used that meets my needs.

The memory isn't really doable with this SOC, but the storage is just an SD card slot on the motherboard. (I saw this and spoke to the CEO at this year's Ubuntu Summit.)

I started on 24.04, but I updated to 24.10 to get Plasma 6. I quite like snaps (enough so that I publish the snaps of several tools)

I'm very happily using Kubuntu on mine.

Why? It works with both Ubuntu and Fedora, so making images of other distros should be pretty straightforward.

They don't really compete. Dark table does image processing, whereas Digikam's major strength is its library organization.

Containers are great, but I find Docker's way of making container images to be pretty bad, personally. Fortunately you can use other tools to create OCI images and then copy them into Docker, as the runtime is pretty nice for dev machines.

And in a mirror universe where that decision got made someone's arguing "maybe we shouldn't have cut funding to Israel if it meant allowing the genocide in Ukraine."