Yup

(Neo)Vim is fantastic for writing when combined with some plugins and LaTeX

Someone just made it because its funny?

All of them except arch. It just strikes the perfect balance between being easy to pick up after a bit of reading and keeping its simplicity. Paired with vanilla gnome its uwu gang. I also looked at manjaro and stayed well clear of that, vanilla is so much simpler as I don’t have to worry about conflicts caused by man jar roe randomly holding back packages for no reason.

I mean you still can

Lane assist on the golf tried to murderise me recently even though I was driving on a road without lane markings but I keep it on because it stops me from killing myself on this one bridge I have to drive over

Lane assist on the golf tried to murderise me recently even though I was driving on a road without lane markings

Let’s be honest, mostly windows. People massively overstate their hatred of windows.

Just learn normal touch typing, its fast enough…

In Gnome: Proper calDav integration in the gnome “online accounts” section. Smaller titlebars. Nothing else please. No dock, dash or whatever, no stupid clutter, just nice and simple like it is currently.

In DWM: Nothing needs to change, use the default setup every day on my laptop.

Vanilla zsh prompt. I had a thing that told me which git branch I was on for a while but my editor tells me that so I decided I didn’t need it

How long have you been practicing on it? Only takes a couple of days to get to a workable speed

The letters printed on the keys don’t control what they do. You can change what they independently of what is written on them

I’ve used a couple different distros in my time on Linux (Debian, fedora, arch, artix, gentoo) and I could never tell the difference between the performance.

With archinstall being included by default on arch iso’s idk if this is the case anymore. The arch install script also has good defaults