Fennec, Iceraven, and Cromite are more or less the top 3 browsers that I would recommend to anyone who is concerned with security and privacy. All 3 are open source and free of ads and trackers. Fennec and Iceraven are Mozilla based and have the ability to install basically all available Firefox addons, both mobile and desktop, though many desktop based addons will have compatibility issues that often break the ability that they'll work either at all or only partially, but generally I would say that the majority of Firefox's most popular addons typically work with issue, much more so than what does or is even available for the original Firefox for android browser. Cromite is a fork of Chromium, which is the open source version of Google Chrome. Its webview based so feels very similar to Chrome. Cromite has many unique features with its primary focus on browser privacy and security in mind.

new linux content unlocked please keep it coming its hard to discover new content when your are off the algorithmic grid

Not him, but it makes sense to avoid the kinds of people that only have "experience in theory." Essentially, those who think they know something because they did something else.

Wayland on Nvidia works now, since 565.x(I believe) drivers

DSC is designed to be visually lossless not mathematically lossless - you could say the same about JPEG. There are many reports about text being rendered badly with DSC.

but, he doesn't like it, so it's a scam. it's not enough just to not buy it, he has to bitch about it and save the world from this evil, malignant company selling extremely customizable Linux laptops with versatile expansion options.

True, but I was suggesting Flatseal, more for once the issue was resolved.

I've run into this before. It's poorly documented but it usually means that you don't have the environment variable XDG_RUNTIME_DIR set in your shell. I fixed it by adding this to my ~/.bashrc file and making sure it gets loaded every time I fire one up: export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/$UID Also, try running that command right before running systemctl --user...

Honestly, I could do and have done Unreal, Unity and (easily) Godot development on less! But that's the minimum to spend for a very comfortable experience, I'd say; RX7900 and GTX 4090 are only there for bragging, while an on-board GPU would not be comfortable running game graphics in my opinion but I've seen people do it and not complain :/

Awesome! Glad you were able to get everything working! It'll probably still be frustrating somtimes, but I hope you enjoy it!

True, I forgot about them! Their tablet is pretty cool too.

Yup. Go back a version of xfreerdp. Done. sudo dnf downgrade xfreerdp (or whst ever is the name of the package)

Don't post the same exact thing in a dozen similar subs. It crowds people's feeds and gets you reported. Crosspost as intended.

i know but this picture is just fanart, nothing else. if i were to use it on a personal project tho, i would save it as an svg file too! (which i do for my personal logo)

Just installed it here. Setup process was not as smooth as I had hoped but nothing beyond what I'm already capable of fixing on my own. Ended up nuking windows with it (with no backups) as it didn't have an option to keep it without manually setting up every partition. Hope I won't miss it.

I build it myself from the source, it sucks but some things are meant to go...

I understand it completely. However, my point of view is that, even in the case of the Amazon searches, it was easily disableable. I prefer Ubuntu flavors over base Ubuntu, which are run by the community and only do the bare minimum for Canonical to approve them as flavors (like add firefox as a snap). All of that bare minimum work can be easily undone in my opinion. Though, I understand avoiding Canonical when possible.

Not like you need another utility to do this, but I highly recommend you checkout fd. It's badass; fd -e jpg -e png -e webp -x chmod newuser:newuser