Oh, that’s good to know. I’ll have to look into that. I’ll admit I just went for the option that seemed the most streamlined without really researching tradeoffs.

City, county, and state government employees can still earn pensions!

It’s not too late!

I’m on xfce, so the dragonized desktop isn’t an issue for me. Thanks for the thoughtful response. If I start running into any issues at some point I’ll look into switching over.

Is it though? Yeah, of course, the entire argument to justify intrusive surveillance is that it will catch people. The fact that it did doesn’t invalidate the intrusive surveillance.

Next, all you have to do to force everyone to submit to surveillance is price cars so most people can’t afford them and they have to use the surveillance mobile instead. After that you have to be rich to afford privacy.

I wonder if it would make the company more money in the long run for people to forget to turn off unlimited and auto renew than it would cost the company to “oopsie! Someone must have paid for this!” And pay for it the first time in secret as a marketing expense.

Meanwhile, Garuda is quietly working away in the corner watching the drama.

It’s always interesting to see what gets included in these comparisons. I started on Bazzite and didn’t like it and found Garuda was Arch based, gaming focused, worked with Nvidia already, and had a few preconfigured desktop environment choices. It was easy to set up, works great, and I’ve been very happy.

I’ve been curious about cachy but have been too satisfied to switch. I’d love to hear a critique if anyone has tried both. What am I missing?