That sounds cool! Is there already a release? If not, don't rush it :)

Edit: never mind. I just saw the website 😅

Wdym with linux can be broken?

Don't mess woth the system and go atomic. Fedora atomic kde or gnome or wm

You know, ... I use PaperWM. I have no idea what those overlapping windows are .. which makes it THE BEST LINUX DESKTOP for me

On fedora atomic all updates are automatic. I don't even see that they happen. They just happen in the background. I love it.

Yes, they are gravitating towards it as you can read in the release notes

But the Pi 5 doesn't play well with the regular smartphone power adapters. It's a good thing that I got the official power adapter. You should get one, too.

You just need the right voltage

Edit: that's just an ad for a raspberry pi cooler.

You can also use the official cooler for 6€ https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/active-cooler/

Finally all those doors I mapped become valuable for someone.

Germany looks detailed but a lot of information is missing. The most important part is to get osm recognized by the people as the map source. Where companies add their info because they see value in doing so because if you are not on osm, your business doesn't exist.

A company sprinter

Real tldr: someone downloaded a fake app and was scamed and here are the author's recommendations:

• Mandate & verify that all published applications using financial and/or cryptocurrency branding are officially published directly by the upstream developers

• Change the store so all initial Snapcraft store name registrations are gated behind human review

• Gate the first month of a new snap uploads behind human review
• Block all interface connection requests behind a human review, including automatically connected ones like network and home
• Fully staff the team doing the above to respond to registration, interface connection and upload requests in a timely fashion
• Send out a clean snap update (as we did in 2018) to all clients that have the scam snaps still installed
• Publishers should have their ’newness’ on the platform highlighted with a ‘New Publisher’ badge
• Snaps that are less than $M (2?) months old should have a ‘New Application’ badge
• Snaps that have fewer than $N (50?) installs should not appear in search results
• The store should make prominent notes to users that newly published snaps and snaps from new publishers should be viewed with extreme caution
• Provide better education to users on the risks of installing finance and cryptocurrency software from the Snap store
• Review and update all wording in graphical and web software store-fronts to ensure users aren’t given a false impression that malware is ‘safe’

Me: What are your recommendations, dear lemmy users? I bet you can come up with much better recommendations

I recommend endeavouros as an intro to arch. It is arch with an installer and sane defaults.

Yet if you are looking for a set it and forget it install arch isn't for you. Arch is for the tinkerer, for the advanced, for the person who spends a lot of time with the computer and wants to read about everything.

I really wish there was a government institution that would care about that