I’ll give a contrasting opinion.

I’ve used both Fedora and Manjaro extensively, and I prefer Manjaro.

The reason is that I prefer the package management of Arch more than fedora. I’ve had no issues finding what I need through the official arch repositories and the AUR (secondary choice).

Manjaro is a bleeding edge distro so keep that in mind. Personally, I’ve had no problems in the last year of running it.

I scored 8/28 on https://jsdate.wtf/ and all I got was this lousy text to share on social media.

I wasn’t expecting it to be that bad. WOW.

I have nightmares of ndiswrapper and Broadcom chipsets. Struggled for ages to try and make that work when I was running Suse Linux. :shudder:

I have a Synology NAS (from 3 years ago). My photos are synced from my iPhone via the Synology photos application and can be accessed from my Linux desktop via nfs.

I found alternatives for almost everything except Apple Music. I just connect my phone via Bluetooth nowadays to play music at a higher bitrate than what Apple allows via browser. Wish they would build an official client.

I have nothing constructive to say. I laughed too much at this.

Same here, went with Fastmail and I love it.

I’m using a custom domain name, but I use aliases for services I don’t trust, and for those who block my custom domain name.

Privacy.com is couch for creating new virtual cards you can control and cancel.