Are you me? I have a very similar ASUS with similar hw and it's rocking MX 32bit, if you want more cutting edge stuff, you can switch to 32bit Void (xbps is blazing fast, but the docs aren't Arch-wiki-quality)

Yes, bad actors can exist everywhere, it doesn't really help anything but fragment the project and harm it, do we need multiple directed forks ? Fuck no it will be best if everyone can monitor and contribute, I kind of think of it as they do peer reviewing in research and shit, it's always better when more people can view it, that will leave less room for biasing and frankly detect bad actors easily

This is just horrible, fuck big tech and their services

Why not NewPipe?

To earn the right to work

Agreed, people get surprised their public data is public, I pretty damn well know my profile pic could end up on everyone's phone the moment I set it as profile pic

Blur the line in the middle

Yes that's what I've been looking for, thanks a lot

Is that Apple-specific?

I think Arch really makes sure stuff are compatible before rolling, my 32bit Void laptop has had Python 3.12 for months, and I get all kind of weird warnings when installing Python packages, while Arch is still on 3.11 (maybe testing is on 3.12 idk)

Seriously nobody gave me an answer, I looked it up from my 2nd machine running Arch and shit is working now

Yes it was only / and /boot, I changed the owner and permissions without recursively doing so and now the bugs I encountered are gone