Never said that it can't be customised.

From my experience it is just not build in by default and not quite as easy.

But that was also years ago, so I am by no means a good source here.

The way I always heard it described (with the default setup) for the most popular DE's:

• KDE Plasma is the most "windows like" DE by default. Layout and most common behaviour will be very similar
• GNOME is more oriented towards a macOS like style. It doesn't allow as much customisation out of the box as others.
• XFCE is also a solid choice, not many integrated applications (KDE have their own version for many things like file explorer or search)

There a lot of others like LXQT, options that are not the "usual" Desktop Environment e.g. tiling window managers like Hyprland.

A lot of these can be installed in parallel and you can then choose which to start on the login manager, if you want to experiment which you like more.

There is also the choice of display protocol (X11 or Wayland), with X11 being the older more widely supported option. Not all DE's will work on Wayland.

I use the same, but I think to be super conservative It should be 1.5x + VRAM

I think I had the option for btrfs on Proxmox (but I did choose ZFS for simple replication to my NAS)

Well I would also love Digital Rights Management improvements. Maybe then streaming services would actually work with Full HD (or even HD) on Linux...

This is sadly a large sticking point to get some of my Friends to convert to Linux...

The secret is time travel 🤐

I have found that removing the EFI flag from the partition also works. I just choose which is easier, since removing some nvme SSDs can be buried under a few components depending on the motherboard

I really hope Windows doesn't alter that. My Gigabyte motherboard forced me to boot into windows after a hios update, because the Linux bootloader was not registered...

I had a similar setup (Endeavour OS + 3080). While most daily tasks worked fine I had some large annoyances.

• Monitor Sleep would sometimes prevent VRR from working afterwards
• Actual sleep would sometimes force me to reconnect my second monitor.
• Hybernation was completely broken
• VRAM swapping does not work at all, leading to stuttering instead of simply degraded performance.

I am sure I missed some more minor ones, but there were the main reasons I got an AMD card

I know that our Electric stovetop is connected to the 400v Three Phase circuit.

So even with 240v mains power the Stove is usually connected to a circuit with the highest available power.

But even the 240v plug in induction stovetops have plenty power for cooking.

It does support it, you just have to add it to dnsmasq. I have it Setup under misc.dnsmasq_lines like so:

address=/proxy.example.com/192.0.0.100
local=/proxy.example.com/

Then I have my proxied service reachable under service.proxy.example.com

Let's not forget the biggest issue, mandatory Apps that don't work.

I know of a few Banks that require you to use their app for online banking or as 2fa for online banking. Some of these don't even work while the bootloader is unlocked