Why not just use Debian + KDE then? Keep it simple.

Are you a real person?

That is an insane thing to say. Outbound connections can open you up to all kind of vulnerabilities which will be a lot better documented for Windows 10 than for 11.

Huh, do you think fascism only excists with minority supporting it?

Then why are they making so mich revenue through search ads? Brother stop being so naive.

Yes, you are correct. Unfortunatly some options and use cases of “regular” are not covered by wg-easy. If you’re behind a CGNAT or want to use dual stack it’s better to learn and stick to basic Wireguard.

Side-to-side Wireguard VPN if you want to keep it simple service wise. Tailscale/Headscale vor Netbird if you want a relatively easy way to set it up and are okay with a bit of overhead.

Usually people in the commercial creative space have to collaborate. If no one uses the niche software you use you can rebel against Adobe all you want because a job won’t be taking any of your time.

No, he’s questioning the intelligence part and not if it’s artificial or not.

And X11 does not have problems? Atleast post the issues you still have today(!) with wayland so people can make an informed opinion.

What’s the point of posting here then if not hoping to find a way to fix it? Me and probably a lot of others here are happy to help. But for that we need some Journal-Output for example.

You can fix these things with Linux. That’s the magic of it. While it’s not as polished as other OSes (unlike others here keep insisting) you are actually able to fix almost every problem yourself. And while doing it you learn a thing or two.

If you use something like Navidrome to host your own streaming service you can set up automatic transcoding and enable it on your phones streaming client (I use Symfonium). This way I can always access my whole library at any point with it not using too much of my mobile data. But my flac collection is quite big and even if transcoded completely I could not fit all of it on my phones internal storage.