Mine is running Debian and to my memory has never crashed or required me to restore a backup once in several years.

They also fit in great with Material Design 3 which is distinguishing itself from iOS very well.

I’m actively trying to DeGoogle but I won’t pretend this isn’t good design.

It’s definitely possible. It’s possible with a custom Android ROM.

There are are also a few phones in existence now that do basically what you request: https://www.thelightphone.com/lightiii

My recommendation:

https://f-droid.org/packages/de.mm20.launcher2.release/

Nothing like Nova but the best I’ve found.

My bad I didn’t realize this was a sport that you were trying to win lol

I said it was first I didn’t say it was standard. But being the first it definitionally can’t be “nonstandard” since it was the only one at the time!

that’s not what the discussion is about

hardly any of those are still in production by that logic a regular TV is a crt lol

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n64 is relevant in any discussion about analog sticks on console controllera

“DEBATE ME”

lol but seriously who cares who’s first if we’re going with who’s thumbstick layout was first then it’s n64 and I think we agree nobody wants that

Same. I desperately hope they release a version with the regular thumbstick layout instead of the PlayStation layout that’s on the Deck.

They must be doing some voodoo since Tidal doesn’t let you use the same account for multiple concurrent streams.

What’s going on here? Is it just pulling from someone’s Tidal account?

Commercial software can outrun open source temporarily but it rarely ever wins the race.

No Photogimp is not enough lol

Honestly? I would probably pay for a GIMP clone that has a photoshop-like UI and can be installed via flatpak. $70 is a little high but if it was $20 and received regular updates?

what is it

Komga maybe? It’s made for comics/manga but they can be grouped.

Since I first learned about Linux I have never envisioned a future where Linux didn’t eventually take over essentially all operating system spaces and I still don’t. The question is how long will it take to get there.

But as others have said, I think the overall decline of desktop PC use combined with the just pure overall quality of Linux compared to Mac and Windows PCs in 2026 implies that the x86 PC space will become majority Linux within the next 10 years if not less.