I would prefer to find one that sues blue switches instead of red, I love the klicky-klacky, but they’re well built devices that are more than worth the cost.
Now they need to start making their own X-Box controller since Microslop hasn’t made a good one since the 360.
They also don’t need an “app” installed, you can adjust settings in memory and they save it, I originally got them when I returned the Razer one becauyse their software was so terrible. The only reason I have an ASUS as well is the computer is from them and the “Armoury Crate” was already there for basic stuff like fan control and integrated RGB on the motherboard.
There’s a company called “Red Dragon” that has a very solid build generic mechanical keyboard.
I paid $50 for one, and it’s the same quality as my $150 ASUS, the only reason it’s not my daily driver is that it’s a tenkeyless while the ASUS has a number pad.
…and time to upgrade toa dumb phone.
Meanwhile they keep covering up that ranch in New Meico and hiding the list of all the murdering pedophile rapists.
They use CSAM as an excuse to attack the innocent, while protecting the people who are actually involved in it.
The problem with being against guns is that the enforcers are defencers of the “elites” while we’re all just expected to deal with whatever violence is directed at us while we wait for them to show up and do nothing after we’re already a victim… Or if it’s masked kidanppers, rapists, and murderes attacking people in the streets they may, or may not, actually be the “Authorities.”
This was proven by how many people are shot daily, with them ignoring it or at best giving “Thoughts and Prayers”, but we have this MASSIVE manhunt for Luigi because it was a CEO (and a mass murderer, but all legal like) who died. Proven again my how there’s still no justice for the Epstein victims, or how many are sexually assaulted and then blamed for it.
They’ll never protect us, only punish us if we get out of line.
Waylad is technically a better idea, the progression of X11, more secure and should be faster and smoother when it’s ready…
But I run into so many incompatabilities still and often janky support via xWayland that I really don’t think Wayland is ready to be the default just yet.
It will be, I’m sure, but for now I spend more time fighting it than I do using it. A bit of snazz in KDE and Waydroid seem to be the only things that actually need it, for me, and so many legacy things just nope right out and crash without going back to x by force.
I will admit things “just work” a lot better with systemd than it did fighting with configs under various init systems, but it’s far too bloated and centralized.
Like how so many use flatpaks now, which has some great advantages like simple sandboxing and great fine control of permisions in a simple manner, but is has Flathub becoming an “app store” for Linux with all the issues that has elsewhere.
The more sstuff is consolidated, the more risk of one person fucking it all up.
Devuan has the easy repos like Debian, it’s a pretty straight forward fork, as is AntiX.
Void is great, but a bit more complicated, not LFS insane complicated but like Arch/Gentoo “Git good noob” complicated.
Really, any is good, and I’m looking at moving from Debian to AntiX.
Good choice, though…
Systemd is a mess, and the main guy is one of those obnoxious tech bro types who doesn’t listen to anyone and slaps crap in for no reason aside from his own ego. Everyone should be moving away from it, for many reasons.
I went from buying so much Nintendo stuff to 100% piracy after my third Switch broke, I lost all my saves because they force it on internal memory and encrypt that then sue the guy who wrote code to let you back it up locally, and then I found out most of my games played better on Yuzu (and now Eden) than they did on the actual hardware.
They have already had people on them for not stopping scam ads, they get paid by their customers so they don;t care how many of their products are harmed.
I like the travel, but then I’m old and used to use a typewriter, the little “chicklet” keyboard built into the cover of my tablet drive me absolutely nuts.
I take the Red Dragon with me because it doesn’t have a number pad, easier to stuff a tenkeyless in a bag and drag it around, though I actually use the number pad so I prefer to have the full version at home connected to the dock.