With Brave I need an ad/paywall blocker for the browser itself

I read on the GrapheneOS forums that Cromite lags behind on updates and that Titanium is better

fortunately the Steam deck doesn’t have that problem

There’s a lot that can be done already with CLI tools and D-Bus APIs, which OpenCode makes easy for LLMs to interface with. And if it needs to look at your screen it can use the D-Bus APIs to take a screenshot and look at it. Security isn’t great but it’s a problem with Linux in general.

questionable legal copyright status of produced code

So many projects have LLM generated content now that ruling content from common LLMs illegal would be catastrophic to the economy

The main value of LLMs in coding IMO is research not implementation

I used to use Arch. On x86 it was alright, the AUR was nice and the wiki is really good. When I switched to an ARM laptop they didn’t have an official ARM version and at that time Arch Linux ARM was way behind on updates, so the Asahi Linux project switched to Fedora Workstation and I did the same. Now I use NixOS which I like much better than both Arch and Fedora.

F-Droid has stricter requirements for apps to be listed so I prefer the official repo, for instance Aves on IzzyOnDroid has Google dependencies that Aves Libre on F-Droid doesn’t have. IzzyOnDroid is my backup for some apps I want that aren’t on F-Droid.

Does Neo Store have a way to make apps only use the official F-Droid repo for updates unless you downloaded them from a different one? Because it seems to just want to update from any repo, so I ended up splitting F-Droid Basic for official F-Droid apps and Neo Store for IzzyOnDroid and other third party repos.

Nushell is severely underrated, who needs a CSV viewer when your CLI comes with one built-in?

I still wish there was something where it had better syncing conflict management than KeePass but wouldn’t make you unable to do anything or randomly make your passwords completely inaccessible if you or your server went offline like Bitwarden.