How?? For me its just a PNG

My backup is seeding.

True. Choice is a thing. Control over the brain.

Hahaha no that was not my point.

Dont install random software from .deb packages etc.

You can use

• OS repos
• 3rd party OS repos
• 3rd party repos
• developer repos (like COPR, AUR or OBS)
• Flatpak
• homebrew
• Distrobox with a distro that has it as a package

So many options. There is an issue with 3rd party packaging, but at least for common software it is often better to use those, than a not updated official binary.

Neurotypicals do the same but pretend to have listened. They didnt listen while listening, its strange

Baby Yoda lifted that Rhino tho

But I love the permanent “This is kinda bad” look on their face

1. You shouldnt do that. If they dont have instructions on how to securely add a repo, their software will not update which is insecure.

LXQt is basically the up to date version of LXDE. Dont bother with LXDE I would say, use LXQt.

Lubuntu has the best theming.

Just download the ISO, flash it to a thumbdrive and install again.

apt search lxde

Is the better start

1. You dont download software from Websites
2. Use Lubuntu or other variants with LXQt or LXDE, dont do it yourself. They already have done the configs for you

The thing is I need to configure, compile, package, sign and then layer, because I am on Fedora Atomic (and because that is the correct way)

And I dont know many of the steps in the middle.

A Github runner for this would be great, like a template where people can choose what kernel they need, which then packages it.

On an Intel machine, this makes me want to compile my kernel so much

I should learn how to compile RPM kernels on COPR

Monolithic kernels and drivers are an issue.

I understand why its easy, but on Fedora Atomic I even have all the userspace drivers for intel, amd, nvidia and maybe more, even though I clearly just use intel…

Yup.

Yeah why need a 3rd party client if Qt works on all platforms too…

Yes this is really wtf.

Linux even has a webview. KDE has QtWebengine, GNOME has WebkitGTK.

There also is Tauri, which seems to be a way better solution.

I rely on 4 Electron apps and hate it.

(Signal, MullvadVPN, Nextcloud, FreeTube)

I am pretty certain those are the reason why my RAM use is to huge, 6GB with no open apps!

ChromeOS is so nice because all these optimized apps simply really run in the same browser. Android the same.

I think Windows (and MacOS?)are also pretty good there… because they have marketshare.

But well, did you know Office 365 for Mac is 5,2GB???

Yes ok, so that is kinda fine.

The app is still huge. And using separate accounts is probably a workflowbreaker for many.

But good that at least that works kinda :)

Yeah probably. Installing Mint and GNOME or Plasma on there will be waay easier.

Haha no, not even KDE devs use it.

I am on Fedora Kinoite and happy. But this was about Ubuntu, and Fedora simply serves a different use case. Kubuntu and KDE Neon are both Ubuntu LTS.

I would never use dnf Fedora again, it is an unstable mess.

I am on Kinoite since a year or more? Works great. Fedoras Packages are awesome, stable and often better than Uwuntu or OpenSUS

But dnf upgrades simply were extremely unreliable.

It doesnt matter how your distro looks, thats the desktop.

It matters how it backups, upgrades, recovers.