Woof, hard flashback to my first steps on Linux. Idk, these problems leave, when you try to buy better supported Linux hardware. Thinkpads and XPS (second hand / refurbed) are near 100% supported (maybe some have a quirky nvidia gpu which needs some extra steps) and really cheap these days. I would sell stupid Samsung / Chromebook stuff and buy Dell/Lenovo for less headache.

Number 4 will definetly let you freak out…

What is this? Are we not able to communicate without clickbait language anymore

Interesting idea. But I would rethink the logo. *insert “it’s a penis” -meme

Dad of 4 kids here, I would say use the system that let you concentrate more on the kid and less on tinkering the OS.

Fedora could be a nice successor since it runs extremely stable, best way to be clean and safe are doing the updates, but I say this with 15 years of Linux experience.

Better stay on win 10. Family first.

Is AUR more risky than before? Nope. But this targets more people than ever. StreamOS and CachyOS are pretty popular these days.

Lol I ended up with Debian > Rocky > Arch.

Idk how to feel. I was a longtime Debian user but actually prefer Fedora + Arch.

I use Arch with hyprland, waybar, walker, pcman-qt, Kitty.

Reason is I hate mouse or touchpads I try to use them less. Hyprland is a tiling wm but I am not a fan of tiling at all. Most of the time I switch through workspaces with command+tab and only one window on each workspace.

Means what?

If your kink is Penguin …

Long time Jellyfin user here, welcome on board. I think biggest hurdle I should newbies warn about is the lack of availability on TizenOS.

Its possible but needs some extra steps.

Maybe, Streamyfin? its the only iOS App with Downloads and Offline-Mode

Nr. 1

It had misinformation, Rule 2. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

RDP.

Removed by mod

As someone, who started with jellyfin, I never saw the reasons for the existence of Plex. There is no difference and people pay for it?

Hey Plex users, save your money and buy a coffee for the jellyfin team!

Burnt my fingers. It’s not enough freedom for changing compose settings. But that’s just my two cents.

Looks good. But I got burnt with CasaOS. Only App organizer I still use is dockge.

Did the same some years ago. It was for the gap between win7 and 10.

Everyone told me it was the best productive time. Because users can’t install stuff and my network blocked a lot of dumb shit.

But now we got new win 11 PCs and every user is back on solitaire or shady websites.

For Laptops:

• 500 MB - /boot/efi
• 1 GB /boot ext2
• X GB for / with Luks2 encrypted f2fs

And don’t forget: GPT not MBR.