The project hasn't had a stable release, and yes, it does certainly need more testing to uncover edge cases.
Yes, MIT bad, but one must not diss on the project just because it has been written in Rust.
I might be wrong here, but since Pix is part of XApps, it wouldn't be available in the first party repos of any fistrobither than the Mint spins.
Perhaps you could add an external PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:embrosyn/xapps
sudo apt update
sudo apt install pix
Correct. I believe this is exactly what OP asked - if it's possible to copy changes made in the live environment over to the actual install. Unfortunately this is not easy to do.
A regular update.
Ditch Windows if possible. WSL's the problem.
Agreed. GNOME's simply too opinionated for my taste. Imagine not having something as simple as autostart app configuration in 2026. You need a (first-party?) app for that? For basic functionality? Disgusting.
According to the release notes, why's there a co-authored by Claude message?
TIL identical twins can't (in most cases) be differentiated using DNA.
So, something very roughly like NixOS?
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