Pi-hole DNS and dhcp + home assistant and a bunch of other related containers.

Opensuse tw

I’d say go with kde as you DE. Personally I like opensuse tumbleweed.

Opensuse gives a lot of „windows like“ features like control panel etc.

This looks like shit

No.

Actually I was able to change root into the installation now, but when I run grub2-install, I get EFI var errors, I kinda feel like giving up at this point haha.

I had some bumps on my 7 pro already.

What’s wrong with spring security?

Just out of curiosity, why do you find debugging in spring a huge PITA? Also what do you mean by conflicting config paradigms?

Genuinely curious.

I’m in Europe and I once asked the support and they said I cannot connect without at least using their router as a modem (in bridge mode).

So I could use my own router for my home network but would have to connect it to their provided one.

I was curious if there was some hack to make it work without their shitty provided one.

Can you elaborate? My ISP forces me to use their modem.

I know, but in the last year with the pixel no features worth mentioning got added, at least that was my experience, used to be more exciting a few years ago. Maybe I was expecting too much.

I got the pixel because they promised feature drops 🤷‍♂️ that’s what excites me.

A reoccurring theme unfortunately.

Overheating in summer (this is the soc not the modem but still), calls dropping constantly, bad call quality, with dual sim people couldn’t call me even though I had full reception. I got a replacement unit, created bug reports, changed providers etc… For me it was a piece of shit at the end of the day, and I’m a pixel fan :D (well was)

No issues with my pixel 1 or 3, or the iPhone.

I know this is for the 8 pro but man the modem on the 7 pro was such bullsh… All kinds of issues. So bad that even googles support gave in and offered a refund after 1 year.

For a while I was considering the 8 pro, but I think their hardware is not close to par with the others yet and the new price is a joke for a pixel.

Went for something else instead and won’t return to pixel for at least a few years.

This. I use IntelliJ for Java, Kotlin, typescript, Python, HTML etc… it just does everything and does it better than other IDEs.

Same haha.

Imo no. Android used to be exciting and customizable.
I think this aspect has been decreasing over time and the development of new features has stagnated somewhat.
Of course, the os is also more mature and you can’t expect such growth forever.
Still, they promised “feature drops”, I’ve had my pixel 7 pro and the pixel watch for a year now and they have added like 1 or 2 very minor features, and most of them are features in Google apps lol.

I don’t like that seemingly everything gets tied to googles own BS now.
iOS seems more and more appealing to me honestly, especially considering all the hardware issues with the Pixel.

This happens to me all the time, any fixes?

I think it’s because I have Windows and Linux on separate drives.