Alacritty because I like how it handles bitmap fonts and I need bitmap fonts in my life.
super_mario_69
joined 3 years ago
Comrades, I sincerely apologize for any psychic damage taken from being exposed to my fellow countryman's takes
imagine not knowing that the wrong side won the civil war 
mustard on egg
Mint is cool, linux is cool, and you are cool too. Enjoy
It does yeah, but not for applications running in XWayland. For example, I'm running a secondary 4k monitor with 1.5x scaling so it matches the other 1440p monitor. For native wayland applications, everything works just fine, but running an XWayland application on the 4k monitor will make it render at 1440p and become a blurry nasty mess. In KDE it will render in proper 4k (as if it was native a Wayland window), because they've somehow worked around that issue.
KDE's VRR and XWayland fractional scaling implementations are pretty dope. Wlroots pls
I love arch and I'm incredibly biased, but here goes. I have used Arch exclusively for the past n years. All of the things you've mentioned will work great. The AUR absolutely rules. It's rather similiar to Void in the sense that it's a completely blank slate, so it's going to be as unique an experience as you make it.
Arch is really stable and reliable as long as you don't break it, really. Out of the handful of times I've fucked up my install, all of them have been my own fault. Fortunately Arch is (relatively) easy to fix: keep a live USB on hand and chroot into your physical drive with arch-chroot and unfuck whatever needs unfucking. I haven't ever had to completely start over from scratch a single time. It's a learning experience!
Go for it, I say. Try it in a VM beforehand if you gotta.
I wish I could go through life like this as well, damn. Never ever have to entertain the thought that maybe someone else's wacky opinion is sincere and has a solid foundation to it, but nah man, it's just a bot. Seems a lot less stressful.
Yeah dude