My family is famously stubborn and unreasonable to our own detriment. And by famous I mean famous there’s a little blurb about my asshole relatives being stubborn in a local history book and we took this fact as a good thing

I kinda love some of them though so I guess I’m fine with it

Yeah close to 10k in a month

yeah 😔

Some were really adamant about it being like android it’s very annoying

Kinda wish grapheneos had an x86 ChromeOS-esque build. If waydroid had better integration (e.g. lepton) it’d have been an easier sell. It’s on a terribly old laptop. I run different DEs on similar laptops and they didn’t like kde, cosmic, or gnome’s ui, very picky.

I kinda already am. I hate working on their windows problems

Okular

a nightlight is my biggest peeve with it. also the lack of tabs and more dolphinesque features in its file browser. would be great to have file previews for less common files like .stls. runs great otherwise

i also think something like spectacle for kde but for cosmic would be fantastic, frankly spectacle is close to best in class. only competition it has is probably google’s android assistant with circle to search and other convenience features of that nature. and of course sharex on windows.

ive been considering writing up some accessibility software for cosmic, mostly stuff like screen readers, local llm based screen explainers (describes images automatically to a blind user) etc.

Can always just layer it with rpm-ostree install (.rpm file)

499? hahahhaa

flathub stays winning?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_lightweight_Linux_distributions

heres a pretty good resource, bit of a tangent but i got a ton of shithouse computers with very low ram and i think alpine/postmarketos is the best choice. ive gotten kde, cosmic, and so on running on tons of terribly old computers with it, typically with no more than 1-2gb of ram. its also good for computers with only 256mb or so. after a certain point you need to just load your OS into ram entirely in order to have any ability to handle modern applications on very old hardware, in this case you should consider buying ram for your very old hardware (it comes cheap for the top compatible tech when its 90s hardware) if you like to use it as a sort of display piece for visitors to use. there are a couple of distros in that list that can handle being stored in ram. but obviously youre a bit different because you can just run it all on a vps. still probably best to go with alpine despite the operational differences

of the mainline fully featured modern desktop environments i feel cosmic de works the smoothest on old hardware, strangely enough.