I suspect that’s something that would need to be brought up either with the developers of the specific program that handles keyboard inputs or languages, if it cannot be changed in general. Or with the individual Desktop Environment projects that create the GUIs to change the underlying settings, if that setting just is not exposed graphically. Unfortunately I don’t know what those would be, but maybe it can help point into a more precise direction for further research. I doubt that it is an issue that goes as deep as the Linux kernel being involved. (Take it with a grain of salt though, I’m mostly speculating.)

Edit: in a quick search I found this thread with a possible solution: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/trying-to-change-dead-key-behaviour-im-stumped/85029

You could use a Samsung Tablet with Dex that supports the Samsung pen, and connect a portable monitor to it. There are decent portable monitors under $100, certainly enough for watching lectures. The two displays wouldn’t be connected by a hinge but by a usb C cable. In return the display sizes and orientations wouldn’t have to be the same. If the portable monitor doesn’t support touch, I recommend throwing a bluetooth mouse into the mix to make navigation easier.

Edit: I could also confirm it working with an iPad (Air, M1) and said portable display. But iOS forces you to connect a bluetooth mouse and keyboard to be able to extend the display instead of mirroring it.

Judging from your side of the story I probably would have blocked you too if I were him

You can run CalyxOS on it. Or iodéOS or e OS.

The version now called “Lawnchair Legacy” was very old and unmaintained. They’ve been working on this new version in the meantime.

+1 for AirMusic. I use it for my snapcast multi-room streaming setup.

I recommend a combo of Mull and Mulch or Cromite instead. Configure one of them to delete cookies and history on exit. Use URLCheck as your default browser. Then you can see the actual link when you click on one, you can remove tracking parameters, and then choose which browser to open it in.

I have a deck and know how to play, I’d be down to try it

Have you tried LocalSend? Works great for me cross-platform

I personally don’t like it because (on android) it insists on auto-starting and continuously running in the background with no options to change that behaviour. Every time I use it and after every reboot I have to force quit the app. It would be a great tool otherwise but I find that annoying af.

Why are they holding a gun to their head?

Cannot confirm. If I type in anything between “fdr” and “fdroid” it brings up F-droid for me.

Niagara Launcher is not FOSS, it’s closed-source. If you want an open-source search-based launcher, there are Kvaesitso and KISS Launcher for example

I’m not sure if that helps you, but there are plenty of search focused launchers for android that let you add keywords as tags to apps as well like KISS Launcher and Kvaesitso

Microsoft should go to hell. One of the most undeserved closures yet.

It’s not namecalling, it is a term that gets used and that Rochko talked about himself in an interview. There’s a footnote.

Killing status LEDs, then realising that there are people who needed it, and making them use the camera flash on the back of the phone instead isn’t great either.

Thanks for the info, as a long-time Nova Launcher user, I was not aware. Good thing I didn’t give it any internet access.

What about CalyxOS’s firewall? What puts GrapheneOS apart?

Check out tailscale, no open port necessary