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It was exactly this that drove me to downgrade from unlimited start self hosting.

Confirms what i thought, thanks. Maybe we need to make a better process for this, or champion it if there is always one.

Awesome recount, cheers.

I’m definitely giving catchyOS a go then, Bazzite proved games can (on a N 4070s) run in a fun way, so now I’ll get CatchyOS to replace windows (gaming/light work).

I’ve never had windows break on me, but I’m just so sick of the slop. I just want some peace when I switch on my desktop.

Troubleshooting with an audience is never fun haha.

My only disadvantage seems to be my nvidia 4070 super…. But i haven’t seen a big issue with it in Bazzite. All im seeing and hearing are wins

Interesting, quick solve too.

This has convinced me to try it out. Pretty impressive. Now i’ll try CatchyOS to replace windows.

Bazzite has been awesome while I only wanted to game.

Great points.

The way I’ve worked is usually: onboarding, identify work to be done, tickets (part of that forking), review/done.

So if the onboarding, identifying wtbd and then the work is done by me independently… that seems like weeks of work to submit a suggestion… you know?

UX design work needs a lot of research, understanding and alignment to stick.

Am I missing something?

Anything break along the way?

Appreciate the response. Interesting vs my experience with Bazzite. Have the rolling, frequent updates broken anything?

CachyOS is arch right, is that regular work to keep it running or gaming?

How the hell do UX designers contribute?!

Every year I look how I could give a few hours a week, but I leave bewildered (seems like every projects wants you to fork ans submit changes). Do you or anyone know of arrangement more like “here’s a ticket, punch in, do it, punch out”.