Measuring RAM usage is extremely tricky, because programs will use more than they need, if there is lots of unused RAM available. Check out https://www.linuxatemyram.com if you want to learn more.

For me KDE Plasma uses over a gig on my main PC after a fresh boot. But it also ran perfectly fine on a 512MB ancient laptop.

There are many options, but I’d say on those specs anything will run more or less fine with some tweaks/settings.

Personally I would go with KDE Plasma, because I feel most comfortable with it. It can be pretty light on system ressources when configured properly. Disable all the visual stuff (animations, blur, anti aliasing) and some of it’s background modules (baloo and some other stuff that you personally don’t need).

But you should take the one you are familiar with and find out how you can tweak it to be more light. Cheers

A screenshot would be nice

I typed in the exact words I would type if I had your question and the first three results were the answer you were looking for.

How can “search engines” suck any less than this?

No need for personal attacks btw. cheers

Just use a search engine and type “wifi icon number 6”

It’s ugly, but useful.

(unlike me, I am ugly and useless /s)

With a Blazor (serverside mode) project you could have that with a nice user experience. Blazor has a tiny js which initializes something, otherwiss it renders the site on the server and sends the component updates to the browser, so the whole site does not need to reload, only the relevant components (which is kind of interesting).

Maybe there is some blazor serverside e-commerce project out there, I wouldn’t personally recommend it though.

Well, I don’t think thats what OP had in mind but there is WebAssembly as well.

Keyboardio Model 01 since late 2017 until Model 100 came out early 2022, then I switched to that asap for the nicer switches.

Love them both. Very hackable. Very reliable, especially the newer model, the 01 needed some occasional switch de-dusting.

The only downsides are:

1. I miss my F keys
2. There is no way to get custom labeled keycaps except for manufacturing them yourself somehow.

They will be deleted.

Not merged.

I deleted my github account because fuck microsoft. Open source should not be hosted on their servers.

In regards to forced 2fa, as I don’t need it on my projects, there would be literally nothing lost if somebody gets into my account.

Just for the convenience I moved them to my selfhosted forgejo and mirroring to sr.ht as a backup.

Yeah, time to vote for Pirates.

BTRFS already has a rescue command

since GMaps cannot be used as a source

Dammn, you mean there is no “Church of big mommy milkers” in the next city?

Situations in which I quickly need a reliable source of POI are not compatible with me taking the time to search for them in person and then add them to the maps systen I am trying to use right now.

So usually when I need something quick right now, I can not trust OSM.

When I am on a relaxed walk in the neighbourhood, I do add stuff and that makes it a bit better for everybody. But then, I obviously don’t ever need to search for those.

Except for a lot of POI missing.

Yes actually

Deleting partitions shouldn’t mess up anything, unless the partition was still in use by something else.

So if you have a disk that is just used for Nobora, deleting all the disks partitions will not mess up anything. If you have multiboot from the same disk then yes, you have to be a bit careful to not mess up whatever you want to not delete.

But as I said this is just to make extra sure. First try just installing Bazzite over Nobora, it should probably delete everything. If not, then you can delete partitions and reinstall again.

Nobody actually answered your question so far, so here I go:

You can just install it over the other.

Make sure in the installer you have to tell it to use the whole drive where you want to install it to.

Some distros try to be smart and keep the /boot and /home directories, but then the installer has a checkbox to keep or delete it.

If you want to be extra sure, boot into the Bazzite USB stick. Then before installing, fire up the partition manager (there should be one, but idk what it is called) and just delete all partitions on the disk where you had Nobora installed on before.

Yeah, just use firefox.