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How can I do that?

The basic concept is the same. The URL you provide is specifically for Windows.

Check the Arch wiki on SSH keys to achieve what you want. It applies to other Linux distros

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/SSH_keys

Voyager

I have been reading news about NVK release 1.0

Only this time I see NVK mentioned as open source Nvidia driver.

My first thought was “buy linux compatible hardwares” - laptop and printer.

According to your reply, paper printing is no longer a big deal.

For the document, I thought Microsoft 365 will do.

Video codecs are available but some distro choose not to include it by default.

Most of the time linux is no go for professionals with locked-in softwares such as Adobe graphics design suite, AutoCAD, etc.

Ventoy USB can be created to work both in Legacy and UEFI. It is also very easy to add more distributions later.

Yes, agree.

Currently the only browser (I know) that has the compatibility layer is the Orion browser by Kagi search engine. It is based on WebKit but expose API for both Firefox and Chromium extensions.

Not total compatibility but FF web extension compatibility is higher in number than Chromium.

Yeah. I agree with you. New non-tech-savvy person might misunderstand.

However, new user rarely look at the changelog. So I think this wording does not affect much.

If you’re migrating your data from Chrome, Firefox now offers the ability to import some of your extensions as well.

Nice.

A space shooter game in pixel art format created using/for PICO-8 platform (You can play it on browser) - 128x128 px screen with 8 bit colors.

Ther is a link to playable game hosted on GitHub page in the post.

That I do not know. You have to read their website for information.

XnView has tag and filter feature.

Another thing for me is transparency blur in composition.

I need my KVM of choice to run on windows, Mac and Linux.

In the issue (down the threads), there is a comment saying it is working in Wayland. But user has to compile other libraries also.

Instance assistant browser plugin can do that for you.

I am using SDDM (from KDE) for two separate accounts - one for awesome and one for KDE.

I have i3wm, polybar, jgmenu with XFCE.

It works with kb and also mouse.

EndeavorOS is more beginner friendly and still an Arch based distro.

I started with Ubuntu and settled on Arch.

I can see only a few scenarios where you couldn’t use the Linux full time.

1. The game you want to play doesn’t work. E.g. football 2023
2. The software you need to work professionally with doesn’t run on Linux and does not have alternative on Linux. E.g. Adobe suite
3. All your hardwares are too new that Linux doesn’t have enough driver yet e.g. Apple silicone M1,2

If you have none of them, the best reason to use is curiosity. I started my first Linux out of curiosity and now I am a full time Linx user though I still have windows dual boot and a Mac book pro.