Xfce

I’ve daily driven every major DE except KDE (GNOME, Xfce, MATE, Cinnamon) and I always ended up switching back to xfce. I’m not a fan of GNOME’s workflow and since it’s not that customizable without extensions, that made me switch from it very quickly. I used Cinnamon on Mint for a few months and while the experience was mostly fine, it sometimes felt a bit laggy. As for MATE, while I love the GNOME 2 layout and it’s a relatively lightweight DE, I encountered plenty of visual bugs there and I could very easily replicate that GNOME 2 layout on Xfce (without a system menu, but still).

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It’s SUSSY Linux time

Why are you still using uMatrix in 2024? Wasn’t it discontinued 3 years ago or smth?

A Xiaomi smartwatch. I never found any good use for its “smart” features and I had to charge the fucking thing all the time. So I ended up dropping it after a year in favor of a regular digital watch.

Nowadays, pretty much yes. I more or less use the command line as much as I did on windows. Of course things like installing software via the repos is more efficient via the command line, but most GUI tools will work perfectly fine for most people.

Xonotic.

Great arena shooter all around even excluding the fact that’s FOSS. Used to play it with a 2012 Intel i5 and HD 2500 integrated graphics on 1080p medium settings and was averaging around 80-90 FPS on default maps.

Now I don’t know what kind of GPU do you have, but I bet that it would probably just fine on low settings and maybe at a lower resolution.

Another thing worth mentioning is that you may have trouble finding populated games with good ping if you live outside of Europe.

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Phones

You don’t really need an 8-core CPU and 12 gigs of RAM for making calls and browsing the web, which is what 95% of people use their phones for. Not even buying such phone for the sake of longevity is worth it since most manufacturers drop support for their phones after 5 years at most.

ChromeOS if you consider it as one.

I have to say, they’re certainly an impovement over Breeze, but I still prefer the Oxygen ones

There’s no age limit.

A laptop with fully libre firmware that actually has good specs.

They take up too much space. Considering that you need to install flatpak versions of stuff that you already have on your system, this makes 200MB applications take up like 800MB or smth.

HTTPS everywhere has been phased out since Firefox already has an HTTPS-only mode in the settings.

Firefox also has the ability to reopen closed tabs even without having to enable browsing history so you don’t need the “Undo Close Tab” extension.

When I mean movement complexity I refer to arena shooter level of complexity and no, Halo is not an arena shooter.