I have been using Universal Blue’s Bluefin variant and it has been rock solid. It is atomic desktop and all updates, both Flatpak and Image update, are handled automatically.

I use it to play visual novel type android games.

My very first linux distro is Zorin OS since it is Windows like and heard it is more light weight. After using it for a while, it didn’t feel like more light weight to me so I switched back to Windows.

After some years later, I decided to ditch Windows completely and used Ubuntu 20.04 for about a year. When I broke Ubuntu after using about a year, I switched to Arch and still on Arch to this day.

A long time contributor of Tachiyomi plans to continue the work under a new name ‘Mihon’. Reddit post

what is a Bluez Linux bluetooth protocol stack

why was it trying to connect to my computer

Maybe you have some linux devices like IoT that are connecting to your computer via bluetooth

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If you are on Samsung devices, there is ‘Secure folder’ which basically is ‘Work’ profile.

Thanks for this. I got confused writhing this as I used discard on my previous install.

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lsblk --discard to check support and non zero DISC returns mean TRIM supported. And then you need to add discard options to supported partitions in /etc/fstab. Then enable fstrim.timer with systemctl. And it will automatically run weekly. You can edit the run frequency by editing the fstrim.timer file.

This is what I have done from reading Arch wiki. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Solid_state_drive#TRIM