I see. Did stuff like that in the past but always reserved too much or too little for primary and regretted it afterwards.

Cheers! I agree that stuff like the webcam is likely a dell Linux issue with little impact from xfce. Remains to be seen. Trying a boot usb first makes a lot of sense.

Sounds very interesting. I took a quick look and might run it, too.

What do you mean by

If your drive(s) are setup for it it’s pretty easy to distro hop anyways so it’s worth a shot

App sounds interesting! Will take a look!

Thanks! rpmfusion sounds super helpful:

RPM Fusion is a repository of add-on packages for Fedora and EL+EPEL maintained by a group of volunteers. It distributes packages that have been deemed unacceptable to Fedora for various reasons, such as patented codecs, nonfree drivers, or tainted software.

I will definitely take a look at it. Knowing about a few oddities definitely helps, too.

Thanks for sharing your experience!

Time and peace of mind. Which are rare resources these days

Trust me I’ve spent time on each issue mentioned but at some point, I started to live with them. I consider switching my dual boot to single boot atm though so that could be a time where a switch fits

That sounds great! Making LaTeX more accessible is definitely important. In my scientific bubble LaTeX package management was something many people got confused by as well as knowing when to run BibTeX. The available Github Actions definitely makes it easier to not rely on Overleaf too much though it might also be too complicated for some. Cool stuff and thanks for the summary!

What’s the advantage?

Great!

Sounds great! Gimp has been my companion since discovering it 10 years ago. To many more years!

Thanks for the explanation!

I think it’s a reinforcing cycle. (I) Debian gets recommended less often for home use -> (II) less people become proficient in it -> (I)

what does immutable in this context mean? I am guessing you can still install software on bazzite

If I remember correctly, years ago we corrected and added locations in our home town as part of a school project. Having alternative map services is really important. Thank you for your work!

My opinion on tuta: Can I use thunderbird? No? Goodbye.

There are many alternatives, but given that I haven’t switched from a trash free one as I don’t want to spend money for just having a mail server, it would be hypocritical to recommend any.

Name a solution for a mobile phone webbrowser without ads including youtube ads that allows playing youtube while the screen is turned off and I am ready to switch.

Well, it gives you complete control over your research and avoids relying on a service that could change it’s experience at any time. It would also allow each university to host their own which might be politically easier to justify than “we use server xyz from uni zyx”