Where is this feature officially announced and with which version does it come? Couldn't find anything about this.

I had a similar issue when I started with Hyprland to set up all the additional programs which usually come with a DE. But there are preconfigured setups which give you a "full DE" experience out of the box and you can customize from there.

I recommend SolDoesTech or My Linux for Work. Both have full guides on Youtube as well for "easy" Arch + Hyprland installs.

And sc-im for spreadsheets

Germany is heavily relying on coal: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/factsheets/coal-germany

It's also building inefficient LNG terminals for liquid gas. Far away from being a leader in renewables.

Furthermore EVs are not a solution for climate change, but rather to save the car industry, which is particularly strong in Germany.

I had similar troubles and my neovim config was not where I wanted it to be. But then I tried AstroNvim and it was great out of the box. From there I customized it to my liking. Also great documentation and fast support from the developers.

I had a very similar experience when I switched to Linux around 2 years ago. Now I dread every second I have to use Windows at work.

I also use Kitty with the Fish shell and the Tide plugin. Looks quite fancy compared to the standard terminal.

Wow that's obscene, especially the steep rise over the years. I'll stop donating to them.

Wow that's obscene, especially the steep rise over the years. I'll stop donating to them.

Not Linux related, but I prefer AMD due to less shady business practices than Intel.

Another point could be that most Linux users get an AMD GPU and then might go for an AMD CPU as well.

CalyxOS is also available for the Fairphone and you don't have to give money to Google.

Looks nice!

You can install new apps from the web or develop your own using JavaScript. All you need is a Web Browser (Chrome, Edge or Opera) and you can upload apps or write code to run on your watch wirelessly!

However, I find it strange that they only advertise proprietary browsers and no open-source alternatives.