Nowadays it’s harder to find a trustworthy sources for cracked softwares than games even from the wiki, that’s why I switched all of my softwares to open source

What you have phone?

a mix between entertainment, utility and productivity

Nah I can manage my addiction

Maybe but I did scroll and install/testing softwares for 3 hours, I also learn how to compile simpler software from sources that don’t have any build instruction because some of the stuff I found only available on flathub. There’s a few vibe coded softwares too despite Flathub banning ai generated code

• toolBLEx cool Bluetooth analyzer
• Vermouth games launcher made for KDE/Qt
• Fog Panther an Affinity/Photoshop clone made only available for Linux (paid proprietary)
• Deja Dup files backup to local or cloud storage
• No More Background an adb GUI tool to disable app on Android from running in the background
• Edit: There’s a lot of cool indie games on flathub

Good news for 12 Linux users who has fingerprint working

Floorp

Not creepy at all

I got nostalgic because that lady is on an English book cover I used to study in middle school (I forgot the title of the book tho)

Nas is expensive and old laptop is free

A browser forked from KHTML by KDE

Lol lmfao even

Good old Qbittorrent

It’s not actually new, it’s a 5 years old laptop I bought second hand for 770$ (traded in my old laptop and paid 500$) I’m still contemplating if I overpaid for it or not shit like laptop or computer parts are expensive in my country :(, but at least I have 12GB of vram now .

New computer

The guy is literally a Nazi and he didn’t even try to hide it

Didn’t because Wayland can produced more performance and that’s why it’s using more power?

This might give you botulism

I used KDE for years only recently switched to Niri, what I can say for KDE is I don’t have to dicking around config files and nice features that are missing from other WM/DE like ICC profiles and HDR also very easy to customize. The reason I switch is because KDE getting too good and boring and using Niri reminded me when I use Linux for the first time again (same with switching from Windows to Linux because Windows is boring and barely customizable and cuntpilot)