"If Books Could Kill", they cover the airport books that captured our hearts and ruined our minds.
One of my new favorites.
jakepi
joined 1 year ago
You're missing out on chasing the dragon for the latest and greatest. :)
Arch is fine once you get it setup, but I feel like the nerd in us can never just leave it be. I'll probably go back to pop_os next major release they have.
I tried HoloISO and had pretty mixed results. I've had much better luck with ChimeraOS.
The devs on ChimeraOS are excellent too, they take in community feedback and are very helpful.
I would take a look at pop_os. It's Ubuntu, but without Snap and a closer to mainline kernel version. They have a lot of great usability tweaks too.
I run Arch BTW. I just like to make things difficult :)
My Steam Deck was collecting dust as I played through ToTK on switch, but then my Joycon got the stick drift and I'm back to the deck.
Playing through the Ori games right now. They are such a wonderful platformer and feel like they were built for a handheld.
Have you checked out OpenSUSE MicroOS at all? It's similar to Silverblue. Runs great on my Framework 13 with Intel 13th Gen.
I wouldn't be too concerned with "officially" supported Linux on the Framework. It is a very Linux friendly machine. The folks they have supporting Linux are active in the Framework forums and very helpful.
I eventually went back to my tried and true Debain. I loved the immutable OS thing for all the reasons people have listed here. My one issue was direct access to external devices can be a pain. IE: I just could not get USB passthrough working with virt-viewer after all my fiddiling.