What font is used for the date and the clock in the top bar on the right?

So you went from Chromebook to a cryptomalware infested PC?

There are some screenshots in this article:

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Debian-APT-2.9-Released

I didn’t watch it so I had no idea it was about this but the thumbnail and the click bait title made me unsubscribe from him.

You’re experiencing a mirage. Go eat something and come back.

AdguardHome has those features as well. What made you choose Technitium over AdguardHome?

They wrote they got a new battery for it.

What’s your GPU?

Not sure, it wasn’t very clear from the comment.

I second this, Vampire survivors will kill 20 hours easily. I only got into it a month ago, purely because I have heard so much about it, and I like it as time killer, but also had a lot of fun with it.

Debian is named after Debra, then girlfriend of Ian, its creator.

FYI, in the future, if there’s a screenshot like this, and it includes a terminal with output like the one on the bottom right, you can see the name of the distribution in there. The tool that displays output like that is neofetch(or any other variation of it), with ASCII art on the left and system info on the right.

How does one set this up? Just create a blank VM and pass the drive through?

I am not doubting you but could you share some sources?

Microsoft Excel - I tried a lot of the FOSS office suites but I always come back mainly due to familiarity but also compatibility (which I know is not much of an issue lately).

Google Photos - I have Immich setup and use it but my wife and people around me use Photos and so I have to conform.

“Pixel OS” - I can’t move to Graphene or similar due to banking apps.

Skype - Like Photos, due to relatives

Yakuake as it’s just one button, F12, away. I do what I need and puff it’s gone.

You should give it another go now then. Gaming on Linux is very good nowadays with many games supporting the OS directly (even more now thanks to SteamDeck) and there are many ways to run even games that don’t. Also, there is a lot of Linux distributions that are extremely easy to setup and maintain.