your friend terrifies me

yeah castro says you need at least 82

only certain monitors seem to do this, it worked fine on a dell monitor but on a msi oled monitor it doesnt. i noticed that mouse input from the special mouse port on my mobo also reliably wakes the monitor if i turn it on first and then click repeatedly. i just told my computer to save session on shutdown and had input turn on my computer in bios settings to avoid finicky things.

Tbh I probably wouldn’t have clicked the link if I hadn’t seen your comment, since I thought this was the original title of the video

its what it was originally but youtube has a way for vids to swap out less attractive titles automatically for alternate titles

i thought the sloptuber title was funny tbh. 5-10 fps over windows isnt exactly like, mind numbing, but its cool to see the tests

It doesn’t have a USB 😔

nitrux doesnt use it afaik

I think secureblue is probably the least painful way to make it a little tighter

Keepassxc works great for me

I think security wise linux can do better, I’d like to see more isolation of processes. I find accessibility is lacking as well, particularly translation and ocr software. I think this is actually something local visual ai models would be very good at but are not leveraged for in open source.

bazzite mentioned 🐧

technically like 2003

Due to how atomic works on bazzite the update for it will preconfigure it to work

Thank god SDDM is a nightmare

Sounds like he just made way for a knee jerk response to do the opposite, see Canada

Which desktop environment did you do

handhelds are really great with it too. i use it on my main pc tho because bazzite-dx simplifies a lot for me

mullvad is a better choice anyways. you can also download a wireguard config and load it directly into the network manager

Yeah I tried out Origami I just felt the philosophy for the distro is a little strange lol. Cosmic itself was nice, it ran way snappier than GNOME and KDE on one of my really old computers, so thats interesting

you can layer vpns via rpm-ostree install [.rpm location]