Yeah, most “standard” keyboards have a second windows key on the right side where that one is.

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If it’s gonna be the windows key being replaced… Why not just use that (just wild assumptions based on the mock up). Tho they can’t stop me from sending that key back to it’s original purpose with via.

I’ve tried to setup Lemmy and such but the setups for docker are usually what I’d call lackluster…

The first one has two grounds It’s the one in use where I live I find it pretty good

Yeah that’s when they cheap out on a resistor to make it USB/USB-C compliant (since without that they simply don’t request any power. There isn’t any power provided if nothing is requested).

Idk if the rule applies to that.

I have yet to see an broken USB c contact

That sounds like buying cheap getting cheap. Good USB c cables from ugreen and similar aren’t that expensive in my experience.

Duckduckgo is quite good if combined with ublock origin.

Alternatively or also the lite variants of it might be useful to you:

https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/ https://lite.duckduckgo.com/lite/

Struck by the very thing they love to do.

Haven’t seen a properly working on in a long time

Doesn’t look like there will be such an update. I just took a glance at the article but there was no mention of such an update.

Why even connect it to the world wide web in the first place

Yeah it’s a real bummer that androids Monitoring is shown so badly…

Well it very much does just work on mint. Selinux could potentially screw people but it seems better than that one arch based “extremely optimised” (forgot name) distro which broke on my first install. And fedora base is quite solid.

They now have an edge Version with a newer kernel. It’s probably to do with mesa tho (this stuff can get frisky fast so let’s stop here)

From all the troubles I heard… Probably not when a simple apt upgrade breaks stuff…

I beg to differ. The no bloat might simply turn out as an issue when they have an Nvidia Card or try to install drivers for it. Additionally the installer is not very intuitive. (And Ubuntu has other Problems where why not just use Mint which has so many UX und GUI Features from windows, it even prompts you to install drivers using an simple GUI application)

It’s about Ubuntu behaving lightly like Microsoft with a closed source backend for the store, having had ads in the apps drawer, putting ads on the motd in cli with apt… It’s small things like these

Or just go the mint route. No real UX difference to windows and closer to an fully open source base at no cost.