Steam Play works great if you have stable Internet.

some untested stuff controlled by proprietary software of Microsoft?

AFAIK, Rust is mainly funded by the Rust Foundation, which not only includes Microsoft, but also includes comrades from Huawei and alike.

AFAIK Tailscale has an option to expose certain ports to the internet.

No, you don’t. Use Tailscale to expose your blog.

It’s simple: GNOME. But not the Ubuntu one.

You can always ask them for a Linux distro. When I was an intern, I asked the IT team to preinstall some flavour of Linux. And they did. They installed Ubuntu on that laptop.

The future is federated.

using Fedora supports companies like Red Hat/IBM so it is a no-no for me.

How? You go to their site and download the ISO for free. Of course, there is the disclosure from Red Hat that you can’t use Fedora in a country that is considered an adversary by the US, but lbh, who gives a shit about that?

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Tailscale. You don’t need to open up ports + you can set up exit nodes, which are useful if you’re sailing the seven seas.

Why would you expose anything to the internet when you got Tailscale?

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Isn’t setting up fscrypt on your home partition enough?

It basically just runs dd on your root partition with the new image.

like docker images

Maybe try setting up a local Gitea instance with a Docker registry.

Try Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5.

Fedora.

Just open private browser window.

What about switching to Jellyfin?

If it’s 2D then use AutoCAD on the web.