I was perplexed if I should, but now I'm definitely not going back, they require like 50% disassembly of the device to reach them haha

The reasoning is pretty simple, this kit comes with all the screws deck uses and more, so I was left with tons of extras :)

Nope, didn't know about this mod actually, is it worth it?

Speaking of GBA, I've recently picked up this little guy in the same color! It can emulate anything up to PS1 including, well, GBA.

P.S. It's called Miyoo Mini Plus but there is also a whole bunch of competitors in similar price range so picking one of them is a matter of personal choice

If surface feeling is your only concern, you may look into getting some trackpad stickers from aftermarket. I've had dbrand skin before this mod and it felt fine. There should be a bunch of variants with different textures on places like etsy. I mean redoing the trackpad covers seems like a huge pain in the ass.

It feels nice too! I've been afraid it's some cheap plastic, and even if it is, feels nicer to touch than my dbrand skin I've been rocking for several months

I was not around when original consoles in this color were released, only found out about it recently and I'm obsessed! Already own two other things in atomic purple (8BitDo controller and Miyoo Mini Plus)

I've considered getting joystick replacements too but decided against. They are not super hard to replace as they are immediately exposed after taking the back cover off, and while less durable can still last years upon years, none of controllers I used in my entire life ever developed stick drift.

Buttons meanwhile require to take out a lot of stuff, so be prepared and leave enough space on your desk for components. Good luck with mods!

From what I understand, it usually boils down to user having some modern hardware which has drivers only in recent kernel versions. Since Ubuntu lags behind in Kernel versions, it can be that appropriate drivers for your hardware are simply not there.

For instance Asus-linux community dedicated to using Linux on modern (usually gaming) Asus laptops has a huge Ubuntu warning and recommends Fedora or Arch based distros.

Lemmy Nvim plugin when? I want to browse hahas right next to my code

(Disclaimer, I've not reviewed the code, don't quote)

Files can be transferred via P2P connection without them being uploaded first to a third location. I assume though that some sort of server serves as a matchmaker allowing two computers find each other when the connection is established

All of these are strictly Ukrainian though. Following some Russian sources as well would make sense to get fuller picture.

(I'm not providing examples though as I don't really follow either. Several months into the war I gave up trying to sort propaganda from something substantial)