+1 for pop os. Didn't take much to get the programs I needed to work (davinci resolve needed a little help recognizing the graphics cards on my laptop and desktop which are Nvidia and AMD respectively), and every game I've tried on steam has run just fine (except vermintide 2, but that's a proton issue).
Ended up installing it on my surface go 2 as well, because the default desktop environment (gnome) works well with touchscreens, though I had to switch to Wayland to get smoother scrolling.
Dude for real!! 30 bucks and does everything I really want a smartwatch to do, without all the telemetry siphoning! Plus that "Terminal" watch face is chef's kiss. (https://zephyrlabs.github.io/Watchfaces/Terminal/)
My fucking queen
I tried but hated navigating with the mobile version of Google maps, so I'm splitting the difference and getting a CAT S22. Flip phone with Android go, hoping it's everything I need.
Not android but I ended up going with a surface go 2 running pop os. It's a little tricky to get going but works great so far.
Maybe music in a language you're not fluent in?
Frequency hopping. It's like hiding messages in music. Always loved that idea.
This is awesome!
I was never happier than when I found Timeshift. https://itsfoss.com/backup-restore-linux-timeshift/
I played with this one for a bit, and it seems similar to Flexcil. You can handwrite on it, put stickers, but it also syncs with things like google calendar if you wanted that. Also its phone format is well thought out. It costs 35/year, but I think they have a trial period. https://app.artfulagenda.com
Plus they didn't put millions of dollars into marketing their product in the early 2000s to become a household name, yet are still heavyweights in the game. Always respected the hell out of them.
How could I not choose this one??
Also they were updated to the version that didn't have that "all the posts in a sub suddenly show up and push what you were looking at down off your screen" bug