Systemd, systemd-boot, systemd-snapwn

Good stuff

The main question, where are the Snapdragon Laptops and is Linux support there?

ARM support highly depends on the device tree and drivers, as poorly it is often not standardised it seems.

An m2 Macbook would be the easy option, but soldered storage is horrible. Mac minis etc need a stupid adapter but then you can use NVMEs.

What is the latest open source version?

That is a setting in the Dolphin settings

It would be good if you put that post in quotes and say that you are not part of the team

Bullshit if not open source. Like a worse GNOME Web lol

Also, does their Flatpak have a user namespace sandbox? It cant. Do they just disable it, or use Zypak, or something else?

NixOS. It is like atomic, but more flexible.

Also, you could use ubuntu premium pro extra to get longterm kernel support for years. So even if the old driver would break with a future kernel version, you could then use that kernel version for a long time

NixOS. I came a long way and it combines the best of modular, customizable and immutable.

Imagine running thunderbird and firefox on an info board

Yeah right?? This might just be a small correction

Where does this work? I even tried the lemmy WebUI and didnt find such a feature

Well, PopOS is a distribution, based on Ubuntu, shipping a desktop. That desktop was formerly a customized GNOME, now they have their completely own desktop environment.

The tiling might be similar between both but their GNOME extension is probably deprecated now.

Cosmic has dynamic tiling, while KDE has many manual tiling features which may be less efficient but require nearly no setup.

This is not about GNOME…

Oversimplification. COSMIC lacks like 95% of what GNOME has that is important for regular users, like the vast extension ecosystem, GSConnect or remote RDP login as simple examples.

Dash really sucks. Use it as an interpreter for /bin/sh and thats it

Fork GNOME

No joking, have a look at GNOME circle apps in languages you like

The only address book I know is thunderbird any maybe the GNOME or KDE suite (their Personal Information Management (PIM) Suite).

Maybe the small desktops have alternatives.

Thunderbird supports CardDAV for syncronizing contacts too. But it is unencrypted so I wouldnt use it.

Etesync is encrypted.

Careful with this!

You need to change the repo priorieties to REALLY low, otherwise your system may downgrade packages and stupid shit like that.

Trust me, I extracted PopOS repos from ubuntu noble based PopOS and installed cosmic apps on debian. It worked, until it started messing up my system.

Use nix, it is way cleaner. On Debian I basically use nix for everything because many packages are missing or outdated.

https://codeberg.org/boredsquirrel/dupes

The Gemini Protocol was there way before