Electric shifting has pretty much 0 maintenance these days, there are no adjustments on the electric derailleurs that bolt on to the frame. Charging it once a month is mildly annoying though and I wish they put bigger density batteries in.

Mine had the error and it started working after deleting cache/storage, uninstall and doing a clean reinstall.

I was in the same situation, but I slowly started to get rid of android/ios only services. Now my new bank offers every service on their web page + it has very convenient REST API where I can monitor my account.

Elden Ring really gave me botw vibes.

All that exploration, shrines, random story lines and gigantic map and biome variety.

HDMI 2.1.

Always preferred DisplayPort, but sadly my current screen doesn’t have one.

Overwatch works great on Steam!

OneDrive works too, or at least used work back in the day on Ubuntu 16.

Are there specific games that don’t work with EAC? I’m playing DBD and elden ring, and steam handles installing EAC in the initial setup.

My experience has been very slightly better (Quest 3 + Wifi 7 AP) on CachyOS compared to Win11. I was using Virtual desktop streamer (paid $25 for it) and now on Cachy using ALVR (free).

Framerates are more stable, very slightly lower averages in a few games, but the 0.1% lows that make me nauseous are now gone on Linux!

Regarding HDR yeah, I wish it had more widespread support and not get stuck on 1 window manager. But on KDE at least the SDR->HDR color mapping looks better than the Win11 auto HDR.

Needs more work for sure, some X.org applications really look terrible out of the box lol, but overall it feels good to be on an OS that gets improvements with time instead of downgrades.

I’m using Notepad++ on CachyOS.

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/notepad++

A tesla model x battery has 7300 battery cells. My Bosch ebike battery has 8 cells.

You can power ebikes for the entire world and do a fraction of the environmental damage compared to building these massive cars.