Wdym? Installing Nvidia drivers on openSUSE is just one simple command:
sudo zypper in nvidia-driver-G06-kmp-default

That’s all, no additional configuration required, even the kernel arguments will be handled by the Nvidia driver.

openSUSE Tumbleweed. I’ve tried switching to Aurora and Bazzite, but ended up using openSUSE again and now I love it even more.

EDIT: Typos.

EDIT 2: I also love tinkering with Void and Alpine on VMs.

Don’t use AppImages.

I wish they’d add more languages.

Vanguard (Valorant, LoL) detects a VM pretty easily.

MX Linux is the best, obviously. Otherwise it wouldn’t be #1 on DistroWatch, right? /j

I’m scared to read other comments in this thread, because of how hateful people usually are when someone mentions Hyprland.

Amnezia is interesting. It is definitely better than just self-hosting a vanilla WireGuard/OpenVPN, because of the obfustation options they provide (XRAY Reality, Cloak etc.) Although, personally I would prefer to simply setup any of the protocols myself than rely on Amnezia or Outline or whatever else. For non-tech savy users this might be a great option though.

No statements about what they log

It’s on their main page bruh:

If you use the AmneziaVPN app for a self-hosted VPN, we do not collect any data about you or your server.

If you connect to our services, such as Amnezia Free and Amnezia Premium, we collect only the data necessary for the VPN to function.

4 years is pretty new? How much time should pass by for it to become trustable?

Why tho?

Gnome likes to remove important APIs from time to time which leads to extensions being broken for an awfull long time after an update and also has all sorts of issues with QT apps, simply because Gnome devs do not want to bother with things they consider not important.

What’s your issue with KDE?

EDIT: Typos.

KDE is rock solid on my device, unlike Gnome. What do you mean by that exactly?

Getting a feeling there’ll be some uncomfortable ones

Nah, they’ll just ignore all the inconvenient questions.

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XED is amazing, but I don’t get it why they’ve changed the name. Previous was better, IMO.

No, unfortunately. It is just the first thing that came to my mind reading your requirements.

Raspberry Pi 5/400 with Waydroid? Just a thought.

I hope that LadyBird could become a viable alternative as well.

Only one calendar on free tier? Thanks, but I’ll just stick to the local one.