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From my experience, dell has the best linux support for touch. Until Framework makes touch screens for their laptops maybe try going for dell.
Also, this is just my suggestion, research on your own as you are doing, since you know what you want best.

If you are talking about fractional scaling it is not available (probably only available as an experimental setting on debian??). Otherwise, does this work https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HiDPI#GNOME ?

“Microsoft ❤️ Linux”

Not terribly fond of their icon as well. Personally, I would be willing to look past the name if they had a better icon.

I tried to install F41 from a Bootable drive today but failed. The error message was totally different but it was an efi issue.

I had maybe a similar issue today, from fedora 41 workstation (gnome).

It really isn’t, at least in my experience

works in my machine is an opinion not an argument. Different people have different expectations and experiences.

That vtuber couple are entertaining.

I have a Dell. Linux support is pretty amazing. But I wouldn’t recommend using blender unless it’s a Dell XPS.

Start with Gentoo or Arch

I wouldn’t recommend arch to general users. I consider myself a general linux user, and figuring out Arch, even after the installation hurdle, wasn’t easy for me.

is like fixing windows when it doesn’t

I don’t think Arch really makes that easy. Although, I guess archwiki is pretty great. Even arch forum helped me a lot with respect to other disto.

But, are most of the users getting this Bluetooth problem? Has it occurred to you that that maybe this could be a you problem rather than a general user problem?

In Neolithic era I guess?

I didn’t know libgen was dead

I don’t know understand why you need markdown, but if you are so used to vim motions why not switch to latex instead. You wouldn’t have to worry about katex support as well. This is an advice solely based on your need for katex support without understanding your needs.

Zotero is on Linux, and it has a LibreOffice plugin as well. Though, I do not like Zotero. Zotero is more geared towards reference management, but it also offers some pdf, epub management. But I find their document management too tedious. It’s just easier for me to just rename files. That served me well for a long time.

Definitely not what you want, but Gnome web (Epiphany) is GPLv3 according to flathub.

I had this old laptop I bought when I was in high-school. The fun thing was it was a laptop with Ubuntu installed. But at that time I had no idea of what linux was, or even the idea of operating system was not very clear to me. I was pretty afraid of trying something new and asked someone to install windows on it. For 4 or 5 years it worked great. Then, suddenly the keyboard started to have lots of problems. Even after sending it to repair 3 times the problem remained. At that time I came to know about Linux and used it a fair bit in my university and became pretty fond of it, so I just decided, fuck windows, and installed Ubuntu. Although, this was not exactly a full time switch to linux. After the lockdown was lifted, I bought a new laptop with Windows installed (at that time I couldn’t a laptop other than Mac that didn’thave windows installed) and I used windows for like 1 year. The laptop being 2in1 was a bit skeptical about how good the linux support will be. But I eventually had to switch to linux for my dissertation and never looked back.