Anyrun is pretty good, I agree.

why is this marked nsfw?

Kooha is pretty nice, remember that it needs a portal.

I love NixOS

Is it not default yet?

Sometimes one might have issues with delayed opening of GTK apps, but I’m pretty sure there can be multiple causes. All misconfiguration, so it would be weird since you’re on Kubuntu.

find ~ -type f -executable

will give you a list of all executable files You can probably use find’s -exec to move them all.

https://blog.vaxry.net/articles/2023-hyprlandCommunityChanges

Everything in the post you linked has been addressed BTW

You could just put every window on a new workspace

Wow, amazing summary

On Arch, the package names are amd-ucode and intel-ucode

It can be used to fix exploits like the infamous Spectre and Meltdown.

It will work, but swap the microcode afterwards.

NixOS is a tad simpler IMO

Also not sure what you mean by your configuration struggles. Never had that happen. Also worth mentioning, my macbook runs Full Disk Encryption which needs my Yubikey to unlock, and I also have impermanence - everything (outside of a few specified directories like ~/Downloads) gets wiped on a reboot, so that my configuration is as reproducible as it can be. I could pretty much reinstall the system and have everything be 100% the same.

I run NixOS on my macbook with the stack above. If you want to you could check out my NixOS config, but I’m using a configuration framework so it’s a bit complicated. https://github.com/n3oney/nixus

See configs/vic and hosts/vic for macbook-specific configs, everything else in my NixOS config is shared between machines and I opt into it per-machine in configs/

I like NixOS and haven’t had any struggles with it. For my tiling I use Hyprland, as it’s Wayland and looks very nice. For a bar with amazing configuration I can recommend either https://github.com/elkowar/eww or https://github.com/aylur/ags - in the first one you configure it in a lisp-like language, the second one is configured in JS. They both allow you to pretty much write any GTK widgets for your bar, and are really powerful, but ags is newer and allows for more advanced functionality.

My favorite terminal emulator is foot - it’s simple and quick.

I wouldn’t say Nix is easy at the beginning as you have to learn a language to use it properly, but it’s definitely worth it long-term.

There shouldn’t be any issues with 2 keyboards and custom layouts on Linux. If anything you could use something like hawck to rebind the keys (system-wide) to something else.

That’s looks like GTK so use CSS i assume?