I just made the switch from Hyprland to Mango today, and it has everything Hyprland had and more, and no transphobia that I know of!

I don’t know if LVM acts the same as btrfs, but in order for my root snapshots to work, I couldn’t have the swapfile directly in /. It has to be made in /swap/swapfile to work. Just something to be aware of.

The difference from Obtanium seems to be that it presents an app-store front end, so you can browse and search for packages. Obtanium requires manual setup for each repo you want to add.

I did. No idea how or why, though.

I also just verified it worked on my Arch install. But running the mitigation command and rebooting effectively blocked it, and I’m on the Arch LTS kernel. I think the disabled modules are related to IPSec, which most desktop users don’t really need.

I know in zsh, fish, and nushell, you can press a key combo to jump into a text editor of your choice. You write your command there, with all the power and shortcuts in emacs, vim, nano (whatever you like to use). Then you save and exit, and it appears in your command line, ready to execute.

Ivan Cukic has ported the Bismuth window decoration to Plasma 6.

https://github.com/ivan-cukic/kwin6-bismuth-decoration