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Pure idealism. I was gonna quote some parts but just the fact that you can’t identify imperialism and how social democracy came to be and how it was replaced with neoliberalism just makes it not worth the time.

That simply wouldn’t work in non-english machines lmao

I’m currently using OpenBoard but you sold me on that one, thanks!

Graphene has a bunch of features that you may or may not agree contribute to privacy over all (funny since it only operates on Google’s devices, that is, devices designed by a US enterprise).

LineageOS has some little QoL features but otherwise keeps it very AOSP. The most prominent difference is the dependence on specific device maintainers, meaning that some devices may get stuck on A13 while others may already have A14 or 15, though imo it’s a small price to pay for having a modern OS on a 10 y/o phone or tablet. Graphene only provides support for Pixel models that have security updates, so you will end up with LOS if you’d like to keep using your Pixel 2/3/4 etc.

LOS can get rid of the pill at the bottom of the screen 😏

I hadn’t read the other drive stuff. I’m guessing it’s the same case as mine since you planned or guessed you would be using Grub on your primary drive instead of Windows boot manager. I don’t have my computer with me but I would be willing to make a more concrete “tutorial”. You can DM me too

I had the exact same problem with regular Fedora KDE. In my case it turned out that it didn’t wipe out the entire Microsoft bootloader because there was a backup bootx64.efi. In the end I downloaded a windows installer iso, copied the boot* files and directory to efi/Microsoft/boot and copied that bootx64.efi and added it to the grub menu using the 40_custom file in grub.d and applied grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

To boot from grub you use set root and chainloader /... which you then write as a menuentry

Sorry for the bad reply but I’m working

And how many people have access to avx 512? Genuine question, iirc Intel discontinued it right?

There’s Gitea, which you can also self-host