123 is NTP, used for time synchronisation. Often a pool of servers is used.

Try mangowc. Pretty new but promising. Also has scrolling if you’re into that.

In my experience, fixing someone elses mess is no fun at all, be it a person or AI generated.

Yeah could well be, it was some time ago I tried it. I am happy with zsh though, and as always, use what you like.

Had the opposite experience, fish was way slower than zsh for me.

I have had quite a few nvidia cards in my linux systems and all ran fine, except for a while when Wayland came along. Those issues have now been fixed as well. Your experience may vary ofcourse depending on the hard and software you use. But there is no reason to not use Nvidia on Linux.

That being said, I switched to AMD recently and had some issues with suspend and resume so it is not like AMD is the holy grail for Linux systems. I made the switch because of the opensource drivers and Nvidia being greedy fucks.

VSCodium, with vim mode enabled. Came from neovim which still is the fastest experience ever but I had plugins break too frequently after an update. Besides vscode has some nice features (visual git tree for example) that neovim lacks.

I gave KDE a serious go again recently but it has some really annoying bugs on multi (3) display systems that affect me but probably not the grand majority of KDE users. Reported the issue, debugged it extensively, pinpointed the exact problem in the bug report and how to reproduce it (found out it also happened on dual screen setups). Then nothing happened. Ticket went quiet and it has been several months now.

I also had plenty of crashes in KDE apps.

I completely get the volunteer basis that KDE builds on, and I am not complaining that my issues do not get fixed. I understand it is being mostly built and maintained by people in their spare time and my issues are probably low priority. But for me personally it is stuff like this that makes KDE unusable as a daily driver.

Excellent initiative.

This is what stopped me from signing up as well.

Weird table. I use Foot which is pretty fucking fast and does everything I need except panes so I might check this one out.

Egg? What if it cracks?!

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Window_manager#Tiling_window_managers

Wayland: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Wayland#Tiling

Hyprland user here.

I just did the opposite. Ditched windows which I only used for gaming. The amount of games working in Linux now is amazing, I play a lot of sims and even stuff like headtrackers and steering wheels just work. Sure it’s not perfect and working for everybody but its getting really good really fast.

Games that do not work at all on Linux like Fortnite for example, I just ignore.

I’m in a love hate relationship with vscode. Used Neovim for a year or two but got fed up of debugging plugin problems after updates. Currently giving vscode a go again but it somehow feels dirty lol. It seems to get better though and it is very popular. Like others have said, if you want something really polished Jetbrains is very good.