The are some bug, especially with xwalyand apps like steam. I found a bug where steam doesn’t find adwaita theme and crash after few seconds, but the most of games I ran works preety well or perfectly.

Arch+Plasma+Wayland+GTX1660Ti+Samsung monitor with freesync120Hz. Great freedom. Great custom. Nice performance in gaming. Great software management. Awesome usability for technical user. I had also install apparmor and firewalld for security and timeshift for btrfs snapshots. I think, for me, there is no sense to switch back to windows.

Just accept all, then delete cookies automatically. Setup any browser you use to delete any cookies and write a whitelist for the sites that you gonna need to auto login.

Steam, Lutris for league of legends and GOG’s games and even Heroic Launcher for GOG’s games with cloud sync for save data of games or Epic. Everyone works very well on Arch.

I think Arch Linux could be for you. You can install it with archinstall script. It’s relatively straightforward.

Ye, from Arch with GTX 1660 Ti

Freedom

Ye , I think the list could be more large if I buy other games. Oh, I forgot Cyberpunk and Battlefield 4 and EA App through Lutris. The only issue I found is the compile of shader cache of Apex Legends and Hogwarts Legacy. It’s a lot of time to compile.

I use GTX 1660 Ti and I had some problems, but nothing of impossible to solve. I use Arch with zen kernel and nvidia-dkms with XFCE as DE. List of games that I play: Apex Legends, Hogwarts Legacy, Grime, Ironsight, Albion Online, Nostale with Steam. League of Legends with Lutris. Vampyr, Bioshock Remastered 1 and 2 with Heroic Game Launcher.

If you want to do a more safely software update in general you can use dnf offline-upgrade download in terminal to download only the packages. Then you can use dnf offline-upgrade reboot to install updates. The system restart in “safe mode”, apply every updates, reboot again and start the system. Reference: https://fedoramagazine.org/offline-updates-and-fedora-35/

https://www.gutenberg.org/ Project Gutenberg has all legal materials. Consider it.

Mee too. K-9 doesn’t have the backup’s feature for pop3 protocol. So It cannot permit to save mail locally, for me it’s the base for a privacy focused e-mail app. IMAP is fine.

The ideas, the independence, the foss creation and the community behind the project.

The phone number is used only for registration by Signal. It’s not used as a ID for registration.

I think every GNU/Linux distros are easy to use. The problem is the software that you need.

I had some good experience with gentoo’s community.

You must delete metadata from the file too.

I think Linux Mint is a better option for privacy and stability overall.