You know fair enough on the counter point to my post. I didn’t specify this initially but what I was actually thinking is how one would stick with stock android out of convenience (needing tap pay, banking apps, etc) instead of switching to graphene and such.

For real. Trading convenience for security is how we got here though so I really shouldn’t be surprised.

Don’t want to take away the sweet nature of this post, but a person can also still be spamming lol.

Don’t changes into proton help both up and downstream? Valve also invests into this project which obviously amplifies the # of people working on it and can only lead to more breakthrus for the side projects associated with this tech.

Yeah, or trim some of the portable apps in medicat since a few are redundant, to make room for a couple more ISOs.

The cool thing with ventoy is you can just drag and drop isos in the folder, no need to reflash.

Ventoy with medicat

I mean, you could.

When we were kids we’d catch them in jars sometimes and if you smelled the jar after it def had a scent. If the population is dense enough you can just smell it in the air.

I can smell this picture.

Its a family photo, they don’t need to be blood relatives.

This post is a little cringe. Endeavor OS is a great Arch Experience for those who want a little preconfiguration and a GUI install. I’ve since moved onto doing it the arch way, but EOS was a great foot in the door and I know for a fact I’m not alone. Ive learned more about Linux in 2 years going from EOS to Arch (and running a proxmox server) than I would have running some “beginner friendly” distro. Really wish folks would stop gatekeeping.

Not just any dude. That’s Glorious Eggroll! As in GE from GE-Proton.

If this person was given a grant or funding via a kickstarter or something I would agree with the obligation idea, but donations are exactly that, a voluntary gift to the dev for the work they have done so far and may continue to do in the future. There are no “moral obligations” to continue the project.