Also running Nginx at home, with declarative config files. Most people I know are on traefik. Is it running well for you at this point?

Which IR hat were you using? Guess I’m not aware of MorphOS.

Did you consider doing the “mount a small monitor” style stats dashboard in your home?

I occasionally spin up Octoprint, and Klipper, on a Pi Zero W.

Here are options, which I’ll choose by dice roll. Laptop arrives eta today.

• Project Name Window Manager
• Devuan —
• Fedora default Gnome
• Gentoo Libreboot firmware
• Void Sway or Niri + noctalia-shell
• MXlinux Sway
• CachyOS Niri + Limine
• Bazzite
• NixOS Cinnamon + Guix + Flakes
• QubesOS Whonix
• Zorin Gnome
• LMDE
• OpenSuse Slowroll
• EndeavorOS Plasma
• Slackware
• Alma
• Aurora

Here are options, which I’ll choose by dice roll. Laptop arrives eta today.

• Project Name Window Manager
• Devuan —
• Fedora default Gnome
• Gentoo Libreboot firmware
• Void Sway or Niri + noctalia-shell
• MXlinux Sway
• CachyOS Niri + Limine
• Bazzite
• NixOS Cinnamon + Guix + Flakes
• QubesOS Whonix
• Zorin Gnome
• LMDE
• OpenSuse Slowroll
• EndeavorOS Plasma
• Slackware
• Alma
• Aurora

I’ve played with Nix twice over a week each time. I’m not afraid at all, but I suppose at this point I’ll decide which distro by dice roll.

Exactly the sort of situation I am benefiting from, thanks to receiving a spare machine.

Yeah, definitely super interested as someone who has tried neither Fedora, nor Gnome (since version 2).

Slowroll was recommended previously.

Thanks, I have this combo on the list (Niri was requested on it as well).

Cool, I’ve tried Nix twice for a week at a time. Still have my configs. Struggling with lots of missing packages and the docs being frustrating, but love how it works once configured.

KDE and Xfce Ubuntu spins have been great last few LTS, just leaving them alone. I’ve also run DSL.

Sounds fun. I did try Cosmic some time ago on a live disk and it had almost no features at that time, but was very snappy.

Cool, so you are on the rolling release. Does it do everything you want as a daily driver?

Cool, how long have you used it?

Nice article

Added to list

Slackware absolutely interests me

That is awesome!