Anna

Snap doesn’t just bring lots of hate in comments it also brings a lot of bloat in your system which is a big no in Linux community. Another thing is canonical is going out of their way to force snap. In Ubuntu even if you do apt install it is installing snap packages.

I’m not sure if there are more snap packages than flatpaks or .deb/.rpm but most Linux users are competent enough to either add custom repos or follow simple build instructions to build from source.

I vote to kill snap

Depends on the size of data, use case like will you be doing any constant updates to it or just reading, you mentioned you have several files so do you need joins if so what will be an approx max number of joins you’ll be doing on per query basis, I guess you said CSV so I’m assuming it is structured data and not semi structured or unstructured.

Few more questions, do you need a fast indexing but are not planning on doing any complex operations, areyoiu going to do a lot of OLTP operations and you need ACID. Or are you going OLAP route. are you planning on distributed database if so then which 2 do you want from CAP, do you want batch processing or stream processing,

I’ve few dozen other questions also

Arch isn’t cool anymore you should switch to gentoo

Where is Qubes os

Am I the only one who noticed their horrible teeths

I wouldn’t recommend a DB for note taking purpose. You can use Markdown with vim.

Put one hand on the top and one on bottom and rotate the screen by 90° or π/2 radians