I dont have a chance to check specifics but if theres no way to do it using the gui you can try the xrandr command. it has lots of options for screen positioning and the like.

i would assume that thats a placeholder

its sad that you’re so closed-minded and brainwashed to think “communism bad” that you wouldnt even consider the possibility of this being true

if you’d read it you’d see the author has no problem with people who choose ideology over functionality, only people that try to force others to.

i think the high arch use is mostly steam deck users running steamos.

switch to linux and the Windows key becomes the Super key, unused in shortcuts by any application and so you can map it to whatever you want. super useful.

funny how peoples experience differs. Been using linux for years, and never had something break in a major way. I understand your point but would encourage you to try again someday.

absurd take

you might be able to fix webpages telling you you’re outdated by changing your useragent string.

linux is often called a unix but it is only unix-like. It’s not officially unix cerrified the way macos, hp-ux, and others are.

Good on you for donating to kde and gnome! In case you don’t know, there is an option in discord settings to quit whenever the window is closed.

my impression is that grapheneos is only private and secure compared to regular android. likewise, any linux distro is going to be secure and private when compared to windows.

sounds like something is going seriously wrong, you should never really be having to deal with this stuff (ive been using arch and the AUR for several years and never have). Im not sure it its a steam deck thing or what. Only thing I can say is make sure to always run sudo pacman -Syu before you install a new package.

Starting with a blank slate is so refreshing. It takes time to build everything up from scratch and I understand that you can get a great experience out of the box with other distros, but I love the simplicity of not having any bullshit I didn’t install myself.