Thank you, this is very interesting.

Tbh it is a solid story about the os. I’m using silverblue but it made me curious.

I always think of it as ‘being behind the wheel’, which gives control of whatever direction you want to steer into.

This is the way

I started using consent-o-matic on my android phone in Mull, this does exactly what you describes. It accepts and rejects the settings you like.

https://consentomatic.au.dk/

There is no mention of the, IMHO most interesting addition, new CPU scheduler EEVDF.

I’m curious how this will impact performance.

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.6-EEVDF-Merged

My (maybe flawed?) thoughts: Why bother with full disk encryption if one could just boot the notebook to undo the encryption?

Using my yubico fido 2 key in combination with a small PIN I can easily decrypt my LUKS drive and know nobody else can decrypt it as long as I have my yubico with me.

What do you think of this?

I’m not sure what you mean exactly but I use Silverblue with secureboot on and a LUKS encrypted drive using a fido2 key. To my knowledge I also could configure the use of TPM to store my key but find that setup not to my liking.

Yeah right, that’s what my co-worker said writing the most obscure bash scripts… *looks at code Ah, it is easy and well structured indeed. Nice :-) .

I think he means this article, which imho looks awesome!

https://blogs.gnome.org/tbernard/2023/07/26/rethinking-window-management/

I mostly use the default terminal emulator in the desktop environment I use, currently this is the gnome terminal.

What are the main reasons one want to use another terminal emulator? IMHO if I can reszie the window and the font and font size is good or configurable it is fine…