This already exists, look up “Collabora”. It integrates very nicely with Nextcloud.

The dumbass launcher switch is programmable and the battery is close to 5000mAh?

Signal is based in America but it’s a non profit organization, not a company. Important difference

Best I can do is a 3.5’’ inch SATA to USB adapter case with one of these tiny SSDs glued in

Controller innovation is dead in the water because familiarity :(

How else could you somehow talk about heat pumps in a completely unrelated video if it wasn’t a little too long winded?

That is because KDE Plasma with the standard theme is already perfect and there is nothing to improve!

It’s not a big deal via terminal but for me and probably the average user, a decent update UI is superior. I want my computer to remind me like once a week and then update with one or two clicks. Updating via terminal does not appeal to me.

Every KDE distro can do all of these except whatever adjusting kernel parameters means? I don’t know how to do any of this in the command and I’ve been using Linux for 8 years.

Home assistant is great and apart from voice recognition, its infinitely more powerful than any corporate home automation product. Voice is tough to do locally and on low powered hardware, but its getting there.

Can you back that claim up at all? Qwant is not owned by Huawei. They don’t even hold shares as far as I can tell.

That excellent gag is how I discovered hbomberguy some years ago

The remake is not developed by Bethesda Game Studios

And that’s perfectly fine :)

Gyroscope and back buttons would be nice. Maybe even a touch sensitive stick like the steam deck has. I like the shape and layout of the Xbox controllers, but they really lag behind feature wise.

Absolutely. I hope flatpak can take that role. It’s already widely accepted.

I replaced most cloud services with my own Nextcloud instance. I like Nextcloud.

They treat it as a way to move a mouse cursor for launchers or in desktop mode. They don’t take it seriously as an input device for gaming.

I’m a little weird like that, I often listen to the whole discography if I find a single song or album I like. My music knowledge is very deep and but rather narrow

I usually only listen to one album at a time, front to back. But I think most people don’t do that.