I have a similar use case on my laptop and love NixOS with hyprland
Aties
joined 2 years ago
Mainly just less to install when I inevitably wipe my PC again
It sounds like you may like NixOS if you haven't tried it
In short: Manjaro sucks. No one should ever use it.
I've seen their certificates fail to renew multiple times. I feel like I don't know anything, but I could at least certbot.
Have you looked into NixOS instead of silverblue?
Medicare supplemental insurance coverage could help you overcome unexpected expenses.
That's literally the sales pitch for any type of insurance product. If someone were to have a risk (that couldn't be reduced or avoided) where there was a material risk of insolvency, then insurance should be considered.
It depends on a lot of factors, but generally price and benefits. Some old cancer policies had no caps, which tended to lose insurers lots of money because health care costs have risen exponentially. Generally though, you'll be paying a premium because the insurer acquired the risk. If you could absorb the loss without it, then in general it's likely better to not purchase it.
What's the best decorated ISO to use for Windows 11?
I agree, when I was on other distributions I would gradually customize things until something broken; then it was easier to start from scratch than to fix my mistakes. With NixOS it still gives me the ability to tinker with things, but makes it much easier than starting from scratch when I inevitably mess it up.
I have proxmox running on a nuc and do a GPU passthrough to a windows VM. I haven't encountered any anti cheat issues yet, but I honestly don't game near as much as I used to.
Xiaomi Mix 4 with Xiaomi EU rom
ChromeOS was the Linux gateway drug to my NixOS addiction