Windows performance doesnt say shite

Intel Arc if you get one

To be a normal DE that works like all other platforms and desktop (apart from macOS maybe, idk, likely also has support)

KDE also uses CSD if apps support it, but if not, apps dont break for no reason

Very nice!

There are also rust rewrites for git, tor etc.

https://slrpnk.net/post/21305064

Keyboard layout is a question of the desktop environment

All distros and environments should support the same amount of regular layouts. A difference is how you switch between them. KDE allows me to use CAPSLOCK to switch, GNOME does not allow that so I use Alt+A.

If you are talking about complex input methods like I guess korean uses, these will use a separate program. These will exist on all big distros but I never tried them.

Arch Wiki entry

This will likely exist on all distros you might encounter. They should all have a website to search for packages, which you can use before installing

For example

• Opensuse
• Debian (as always less user friendly lol)
• Fedora

That depends on your preferences

https://slrpnk.net/post/21305064

Or that code is not cleaned up

Knowing codebases, literally always it is simply messy code they dont want judged

Nix, portage?

https://www.procustodibus.com/blog/2023/04/wireguard-netns-for-specific-apps/

https://volatilesystems.org/wireguard-in-a-separate-linux-network-namespace.html

https://github.com/dadevel/wg-netns

https://www.ismailzai.com/blog/creating-wireguard-jails-with-linux-network-namespace

On NixOS:

https://vtimofeenko.com/posts/wireguard-namespace-flake/

One of these should work

Try oniux for that, exactly what you need

Otherwise look into oniux and how to replace arti with wireguare/shadowsocks/xray/amneziawg

No it is not lol

I have no idea of the experiences of new users. The biggest issue is that PopOS has no KDE Plasma spin, so users can either use GNOME or their thing

I will give the desktop another try. Their apps are all very minimal. Cosmic files has network shares though which is nice!

I installed it in a VM to get the repo files as I found no better way. Now I use some cosmic apps on Debian GNOME

LOL

Well warmth is flowing from the food to the cooling object via conduction

Objects at zero Kelvin are not zero Volume?

Because then it doesnt move and there is no energy it can give to the surrouding. Actually there is, stored in molecular bounds. But no molecular movement, just atoms I guess

Yes I just thought about the same.

The idea was that cooling stuff doesnt involve manually moving it.

But entropy is the thing here. Moving energy against the path of natural entropy.

Interesting. Dont freezers also cool via conduction?

Ugly physics

We figured out the issue: moving energy against a naturally occuring gradient. Like heat away from a cold area, or focussing heat somewhere where the surrounding is cool

It does? I use it on KDE Wayland

Extra checked the name of the thing

I use it to change brightness via KDE Connect.