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This is the next step after maining gentoo ๐
You could switch to proton mail and synchronize the gmail account to proton, saves the hassle ๐
Debian testing is the way (perhaps haven't tried it but I'm intrigued to know the experience) ๐ค
Really good article, based af ๐๐ฅ๐ฏ
I think with training you might get used to it. Also depending on the task being done maybe you can have more focus on the computer or just use the phone once in a while without needing to remove the hands from the keyboard ๐ค
Typing on PC with 2 of them, one checking the phone and the other grabing a snack/drink ๐
If you are an advanced linux user then I would suggest giving a try to the following distros: arch, void, gentoo and (like you said in the post) nixOS.
The reason behind is that this distros are focused on the tinkering aspect of linux, the experience of setting up everything the way you want.
If you want to give a shot to WMs I would suggest i3, sway, dwm, dwl, river, bspwm, Qtile and hyperland (maybe focus more on the Wayland ones if you want to try the latest software).
In regards to the VM, you can alucate as much ram and cpu power to it to make it performe better if needed (when setting up and you can also adjust it afterwards, at least in virtmanager (KVM) ). And there is an aspect I haven't really touched but heard that it improved performance which is gpu passthrough.
(I dont really limit processes and stuff, just simple alucation and configuration)
In case you are interested in setting up KVM, I am going to leave a video for you to watch, also I have found the gpu passthrough video if you are interested as well
I havent gamed on it yet but it is pretty responsive. My specs are nvidia geforce rtx3060 and amd ryzen 7. Also i am using KVM as the hypervisor since it is type 1 which means better performance and safety overall.
Dash for the win ๐ฅ
I really like seeing codeberg being used more.
Also I'm definitely keeping my eyes on this repo once in a while ๐๐ง๐ต