I prefer GNOME to KDE and I understand that there’s research and philosophy behind some of the decisions, but I just can’t get around some of the quirks. “Workflow” itself is fine, with tiling on top, you can get by. But those window decorations. So much space is taken by a completely useless, fat bar at the top of each window even though it’s not really aimed at being touchscreen native.
I prefer GNOME to KDE and I understand that there’s research and philosophy behind some of the decisions, but I just can’t get around some of the quirks. “Workflow” itself is fine, with tiling on top, you can get by. But those window decorations. So much space is taken by a completely useless, fat bar at the top of each window even though it’s not really aimed at being touchscreen native.
Well, all three penalties for impeding are deserved…
Oh, and it runs flawlessly on a single SBC with no hiccup.
I use Navidrome. Really well made clients for anything, ability to select transcoding method (or lack thereof) based on a client, changing of following songs etc.
The Witcher series. Around 15 years ago I’ve picked up Sapkowski’s books. I made through one and a half. Can’t stand his writing.
Horizon series - I watched my partner play through it and I can’t think of a more bland, unimaginative world.
Right about criteria, wrong about emails.