Maybe shouldn’t have chopped down those trees then.

In case, like me, you hadn’t heard of Bazzite before:

Bazzite is an OCI image that serves as an alternative operating system for the Steam Deck, and a ready-to-game SteamOS-like for desktop computers, handheld PCs, and living room home theater PCs.

Damn you weren’t lying, that thread was way too long.

From their website:

You can use this privacy-enhancing service even if you are not a Mullvad customer.

.txt would imply the file is just some prose. A theme file might be better named with a .theme extension, so as to better communicate the nature of the file.

Now just need to wait on the delta icons

A museum spokesperson said “The National Railway Museum is focused on the delivery of Flying Scotsman’s centenary celebrations which will conclude with a visit to Locomotion in Shildon between 16 December and 7 January.

“The current contract to maintain and operate Flying Scotsman runs until December 2023.

“After the success of Flying Scotsman’s centenary year, and the locomotive’s two popular visits to the NRM, the future operation of Flying Scotsman after this date is being carefully considered.

“Future arrangements will ensure people have the opportunity to see and experience one of the collection’s star objects and will conserve and safeguard the locomotive’s future.

“The National Railway Museum is committed to making Flying Scotsman as accessible to all and this includes building on the success it’s had in our museums in the centenary year and operating it up and down the country.”

Find someone else’s config that you like online.

Could try openbox, its old but works. Highly customisable but still lightweight.

Think Eternity can do it

Should I stop using Iceraven then?

Really like that original logo

I think it depends on what the said beginner is after. If they just want something that works then sure archlinux isn’t the best option, but if they want learn more about linux then there’s nothing wrong with installing arch. When I was new to linux, I found the beginners install guide on the archwiki to be very helpful and learnt a fair bit about how things work. I think you then have a good overview of how your system works and therefore have a better idea of what needs fixing when things break.