Not sure if I will continue using Gentoo, but thats what I’ve been using for the past.

I was curious just to try to install it, but after I did it and learned about portage (package manager) and the USE flags and I really liked it beacause it gives you so much control. For example, dont want packages to have bluetooth because your motherboard doesn’t support bluetooth? You can do it via USE flags per package or globally. Idk I just really like this.

But im hella busy rn in college so I might go back to arch or fedora.

Edit: Brain no worky meant to say for the past month… mb

+1 for newsboat. I wasnt looking for anything thats light but decided to try it out and its perfect for what I need

Well if you’re talking about privacy, then the answer is yes. Vivaldi only collects what pc specs you have or something like that to see how many users day have. Way better than what google chrome does. But I guess yes you are technically supporting the chromium engine monopoly but tbh just use what you like.

In adittion to this make sure to disable the telemetry that’s on by default. If you want even better protection from fingerprinting etc, use arkenfox/librewolf (librewolf being preconfigured fork of firefox)

Wow, I never thought about this, but this is probably pretty good to have right? Might be a good way to find info about something if their sites are really confusing etc possibly

I switched to this instance, because lemmy.ml was just too laggy. Also I use mastodon.world so I knew it’s a good instance.

I switched to this instance, because lemmy.ml was just too laggy. Also I use mastodon.world so I knew it’s a good instance.

I guess there would be the issue that there won’t be that many people if there is a community for each game. Maybe for some big franchises would be good though?

Yeah its weird that it’s only two days, but also many are going private forever (though reddit will just replace the mods unfortunately)

It took sometime getting used to, but I am really enjoying this and just waiting to see how many people will stay here.