Currently on X. Mostly because out of the box Wayland doesn't work with my nVidia card. I know there are solutions available to make it work, but I haven't had the time to try them, and honestly X is working just fine for me. Not sure what benefits I'd see by switching to Wayland.
Always interested in checking out new distro's, and I've heard of Void in the past, but my only concern with these "independent" distro's is their package support and availability.
Finding packages for Debian, or Redhat based distro's is relatively easy due to the sheer number of forked distros and community involvement.
I'll still probably fire it up in a VM to see what it's like.
Shatterline and Caliber
Both free to play, on Steam, and work using Proton.
Same. Boost has been my only way of accessing Reddit for years. If Reddit doesn't reverse it's stance on 3rd party apps API access then that'll be the end of me using that platform.
- Ready or Not
- Phasmophobia
- DayZ
Maybe check out a few new to me shooters. Caliber and Shatterline.
To be fair. I've never used Arch and thought I'd give it a try, their new "archinstall" utility makes installation a breeze. This includes driver and DE selection.
Was able to complete a KDE Plasma install in about 15 minutes.
For me, PlayStore has 0.0.33. F-Droid has 0.0.34 (which I have installed) even with IzzyOnDroid repo added. Droid-ify has 0.0.35, but I can't install it due to signature mismatch with current version. Telling me I need to uninstall the current version first.