~/git, for projects I cloned from the web because I don’t know how to code :(

Ahh OK, I didn’t join any public channel so I don’t know that

Telegram has ads? I still use TG everyday mainly for work and I never seen a single ad, but I’m interested on other features I’ll give it a try

LOL nice, I hope they fear in shiver when hearing the name “FitGirl Repack”

Don’t have space for it and I’m concern about power consumption

Steamdeck is expensive like 2X the price, because they’re imported and not officially available in my country

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Hmm, that’s a good point I guess I keep using my old Thinkpad until something else shows up, thanks

Noted, but do you have any laptop model in mind that reasonably cheap and has a good AMD dGPU because it’s pretty rare and I can’t think of anything on top of my head

Actually I kinda need a good GPU without destroying my bank account, I already have an IdeaPad1 R3 7th gen running Arch currently

Luckily I use Arch (btw) so every Linux apps under the sun already available on the AUR, so I have 0 reason to use Snap/Flatpak

I heard of docker but I’m not really sure what it is, is it free? is it hard to set everything up? Can my computer handle it?

Holy smoke this is it, I can’t believe I’m using Linux for 1 years and still haven’t heard of this software, I’ll give it a shot thanks you very much

I’m only needed to run any apps that has bloat/redundant dependencies so I can remove it anytime I want without screwing up my entire OS ;D

I’m thinking of using VM but I’m hoping to find a better solution

Nice

Thanks you, I’m not using any windows tiling I just arranged it manually but I think you can install one, for hiding boarders I just use this guide here TLDR: Navigate: System Settings -> Application Style -> Window Decorations

Click one of the themes context menu icon

Navigate: Window Specific Overrides -> Add

Click “Hide window title bar”

Use “.*” for the regular expression to match all windows

Just normal KDE plasma panel and some widgets, (from left to right and all of these widgets are built in to KDE except “Application title bar” you can download it from KDE’s widget store): Notification, Application title bar (buttons only), Icon only task manager, Global menu, Application title bar(Name only), [Spacer] digital clock, [Spacer] Applications launcher, Colors picker, System trays

Can’t wait to pirate it