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@TheIPW@lemmy.ml on lemmy.ml Open parent
Reclaiming the desktop: Why I’m still on Linux in 2026
I’ve been using Linux for years, but as the proprietary alternatives get more aggressive with telemetry and adverts, I wanted to document the choices that actually keep my desktop predictable. This isn’t a manual, but a practical overview of my setup. From why I’ve settled on CachyOS and KDE Plasma for my main rig, to the reality of dealing with proprietary software and app compatibility in 2026. It’s just an honest look at the transition and why I’m done with the corporate defaults.
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@Bloefz@lemmy.world on lemmy.world Open parent
Why ‘still’? Linux is only getting better and other options are getting worse.
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@Evil_Shrubbery@thelemmy.club on thelemmy.club Open parent
Maybe a “Youtube-like title” for the fun (or dare I say, habit) of it? I would explain why I still use my butt to poop in 2026, butt I assume you already know the most likely explanation … The linked blog has a normal title.
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Bro still buttin’, ohio hand-squish rizz fr rn
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