I probably exaggerate it a bit, I do have a burning hatred towards Windows but not GTK so I don’t think I’ll switch to Windows if all Linux softwares use GTK the most I’ll do is using VM.

Probably because “neutral text” color is rarely used by other softwares and they use it to prevent conflicts

Global Theme > Color > Edit Color Scheme > Common colors > neutral text

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no hatred toward GTK, but if all Linux softwares use GTK I will switch back to Windows, again no hatred toward GTK

Change mine to blank transparent keycap, I generally use it for mod key

Depends on who you ask it may or may not be a con, I myself have been using it only for a week by now and for the most part it works very well it especially for a Linux newbie like me, not having to edit a config file with text editor but with GUI instead is pretty nice ( I made that gtk theme and floorp theme in the screenshot almost from scratch and it’s a huge pain in the ass, dont know if CSS is a bad language or not but it probably make me hate CSS ). So I guess it’s a pro for me

Did not expect KDE has a scrolling wm script for it, I think I have to check this one out thanks

It actually in a good spot for window management key, I bind mine to move window around on KDE

Yeah it’s cute but derpy cute XD

Holy smoke, that’s one well used laptop, I hope my laptop can last as long as yours

I used Masgrave before I migrated to Linux 2 years ago

The logo is embedded on the keycap to let the light passthrough

Yeah that’s what I’m gonna do on mine

Why they use derpy Tux? or is it you choosing it I think they let you do that, but atleast it’s not a Windows logo

They’re on some “AI” laptop for a while now

Bootloader? Not sure my laptop support it

If it that easy ;_;

True, I’ve been looking through AliExpress for a good Linux based keycaps but didn’t find anything, sticker is probably my only option

Nothin, just install your favourite distro and don’t run random command/scripts/binaries you found on the internet