You should try a well-configured window manager to love them.

I have tried using i3wm with default settings and it is very far from the configured system

Try ArchCraft to understand

In this case, PopOS and Bazzite are also less stable because they add things on top of Ubuntu and Fedora

How does using avx instructions reduce stability?

source? or did you mean arch is unstable?

You can fix it instead of buying a new one, it's not like Apple

You can launch spotify under native wayland instead of xwayland, it gives scaling without blur

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Spotify#Running_under_Wayland

this way works for all electron programs like discord, motrix

I think this reason is stupid. Why can't there be a duopoly in the browser market like in the phone market? Even if there is no firefox, there will still be safari on its own engine

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I think it looks like Microsoft is requesting a ms account to use/install Windows, I think it's weird to request registration for non-commercial users

What's the most modern web browser you can run?

The Fish shell shows me just the past command with tar So I don't need to remember strange flags

You can play windows games on mac with using a crossover (uses wine and some open source software)

Here is a demonstration

https://youtu.be/CBoKIFMnPvQ?si=8axV557SMMroF2co&t=533

But I don't think you would buy a mac for games

I think it's more like shaders with sharpness that don't look bad

There are software and instructions

https://github.com/bloc97/Anime4K

I think the best player is mpv because it supports real-time anime upscaling with plugins

Does this match your description?

https://scoop.sh/

Even if the meme is old, Linux has grown quite a lot in recent years, so there are people who are not tired of the meme yet, and if you stay in some community for a long time, you will notice that many things will be constantly discussed over and over again

What's the point of using Gentoo if you don't compile?

Both of them sound like a Yandere simulator

it already exists and it's called Yacy, an open source decentralized search engine