Same thing I did with it this year. Send emails, write documents, watch movies, watch YouTube, play KSP and Astroneer, program some c++, design hobby PCBs, look at porn...
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Time to rice the ever loving sh*t out of my WM.
The term is often defined as offensive or racist stereotyping
What if I told you your username is one of the biggest insults you can say to a South African?
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I'll continue using my awesome setup I created. I have proxmox cluster with docker hosting Nextcloud, Jellyfin and a bunch of other services.
I especially like Jellyfin as I have a bunch of content and live TV. (DVRs rock)
Start using a Linux laptop for web surfing and development work.
I plan to start using Nextcloud, switch to XMonad and optimize my workflow a bit.
My answer is boring. Almost nothing. I feel like I finally have things dialed in. Except maybe my desktop experience. But beyond that the most i see myself doing is making some upgrades to my PC like a larger nvme drive since i edit with resolve on a 500GB nvme & if you've worked with clips in resolve on Linux you know how huge the files can be. One project can be 50 GBs.
Still distro hopping, will explore the world of Fedora.
Will probably cave into the WM craze
What's this craze? I've not heard about it.
Window Managers.
Tiling Window Managers like i3wm are all the craze right now.
Oh window managers. I thought you meant VM, like virtual machine. W vs V, my bad.
Yes, they are the shit. Been using tiling for over a decade. Very nice stuff.
Maybe uninstall Arch and switch to FreeBSD... Sorry Tux!
I want to finally create my own keymap to finally have language specific letters on my arch Linux laptop.
Get to Linux and use full vms on windows Hopefully And an AMD card
Once (or if) Valve adds Linux Steam Link support for the Oculus Quest 3, I'll be VR gaming on Linux!
At work, a partner plans on migrating a prod server from windows to linux next year.
This will give me the opportunity to lobby for migrating some of our servers as well.
Try and stick to Arch for at least six months, if not a year. I have a bad distro-hopping habit lol.
Got a old piece of hardware that I want to breathe new life into as an NAS. Going to learn me some more about file systems and networks.
This new year is my year of Wayland. I've got Hyprland going on my new work laptop. Still using my old one with i3 for the time being since I'm too busy during the day to thinker around, but I'm slowly getting this new one ready. Hopefully will be done by the new year.
What do you like about Hyprland compared to i3? I've been using i3 reliably for over a decade, but did try Hyprland and thought it just felt like a new Compiz in its default state. What drives you to it?
That's pretty much exactly what drove me to it, plus the excuse to get started on Wayland. Like it or not I think Wayland is the future.
I've been on i3 for near a decade for what it's worth.
Interesting. So the wobbly animations and stuff is up your alley, basically?
Yessir.
Upgrade to Pop!_OS 24.04.
Use it - and the new Firefox version (I like .DEBs) - to keep cursing that terrorist group that refuses to die and everybody refuses to take action or acknowledge its crimes.
This post reminded me, I forgot to install Neofetch on my machine for months.
Edit : some people apparently misunderstood who I was referring to, I am referring to the Zionist entity.
I want Void Linux encrypted volume out of the box and libre kernel version
Migrate to Slackware from Void on my laptop probably. I miss it.
Iβll hopefully get my uConsole next year and I plan to do a WM arch setup
Tux me boi, I'm just hopeful for NVK before x11 is unsupported for future releases of Fedora/Nobara.