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If you ever hear the sounds a rodent trapped in a glue trap makes, you’ll never want one of those traps anywhere near you again.

Garuda Arch has been my favorite, but Endeavor did me right for a while.

I flashed my pixel to graphene on Linux without any issue. I used an arch based distro and temporarily installed Brave to perform the flash.

Lol wut? I’ve been running the same garuda arch install for over 9 months without a single issue.

I tried Manjaro for a while and had the same issues with KDE Plasma, which originate with the Nvidia drivers. Unfortunately, Manjaro is pretty poorly maintained and always manages to break itself within a couple months.

If you’re looking a for a super stable and reliable Arch-based distro, try Garuda. I’ve been running Garuda with KDE for over 7 months without a single issue.

This post seems like rage-bait or engagement-bait, especially given OP’s account is less than a day old.

The burn in claims are grossly exaggerated. A simple pixel refresh that runs automatically when the screen sleeps counters the burn in. Most OLED screens you buy now have a pixel or panel refresh feature.

I too, work in audio production, and keep a meticulously organized folder of manuals. I love products that still ship with a physical printed manual, especially the spiral bound ones.

People who bought the lifetime Plex pass, and have a huge group of friends and family already connected to their servers.

What about cancer research? AI is bad when it’s being used to find cures?