This is the one I use:

https://store.kde.org/p/2116993

Hyprland is probably the one you’re thinking of, as they became a “Gold-tier sponsor” for the project. They have also sent out “large quantities of hardware” to Omarchy though.

https://community.frame.work/t/framework-supporting-far-right-racists/75986/2

Use AppImageLauncher or Gear Lever.

I couldn’t get hardware video acceleration on Intel working for some reason on Void, no matter what I tried. Switched to Artix+dinit+KDE and only had to install intel-media-driver for hardware decoding and set ANV_DEBUG for Vulkan video.

Consequences as in the government punishing someone, and consequences as in people mocking and ostracizing someone aren’t the same thing. Just as the person who said something has the right to say that thing, other people have the right to for example not watch that person’s show anymore.

Everybody should be able to say anything they want, and everybody else should be able to make fun of them.

vis. Only used it for editing configs and stuff though, not programming.

I’m on Artix Linux and it did automatically create it after an update.

It likely just runs xdg-user-dirs-update which, in my experience, doesn’t delete anything if the folder is already there (the command just changed the folder icon in the file manager when I used to run it on a WM).

nw :)

“Informed predictions” my ass lmao. He states the most obvious shit about geopolitics and then goes off on a creationist/pseudoscientist tangent.

You can install Aurora Store and use that instead of Play Store. Though be aware that disabling/removing Play Store may cause issues with some apps that require Google Play Services for some reason and those apps don’t have to be completely proprietary for this requirement (Stoat’s mobile app doesn’t launch at all without Play Store for example).

I would also recommend disabling background connections and running in the background for proprietary apps you install. I’m not sure how you can do this on Samsung but this is how I do it on Xiaomi:
Running in the background: App info -> Power -> Select “Restrict background apps”
Background connections: App info -> Network access -> Disable “Background data”

I think you linked another website on accident.