Vim ain’t intuitive like nano so it sucks. Doesn’t have advanced tools like Kate so it sucks.

nano/Kate >>>

I wanted Debian over Bazzite.

I’m not a fan of Bazzite.

I have Debian on my Legion Go because of this.

1, 4

Too much PNG.

Needs more JPEG.

I was never closest to eating the onion till now.

I prefer Kate. (Da best)

(It’s also Windows supported.)

Ubuntu > Mint > Manjaro > Arch > PopOS > Debian

(History, not ranking [Debian wins])

FreeCAD has a… different workflow… than other CAD’s. It’s confusing at first, but once learned, it’s pretty easy to use.

I have used FreeCAD in place of Fusion360 for school and I found it better. Of course, not everyone will have basic operations and a different tool has a new learning curve.

Keep in mind that FreeCAD is also in development. No company (that I know) backs the development, making an open-source versatile CAD software takes a lot of time and has a lot of bugs/limitations.

I know I shouldn’t say this, but hopefully all tools (even non-free) will be available under Linux.

GNOME Disks

There’s FreeCAD.

How about a Sony Xperia phone?

Yes

I like apt and is great stability for servers and unstable branch for desktops/laptops/Legion GO. (Debian with Xanmod).

Kate is also available on Windows.

Where funni?