I use Pocket but I’ve been meaning to self-host Omnivore
I use Pocket but I’ve been meaning to self-host Omnivore
My guess is also choosing the wrong distro and/or the stress of having to reconfigure your digital life.
Most people are coming from being on a PC/Mac for +10 years and so it feels inefficient for the first month or so until you get the hang of things. I legit had a checklist of +20 tweaks to make to my env to make it more to my liking. The joys and frustrations of choosing KDE as my intro DE almost drowned me but I made it to the other side.
Mid/high tier tend to have some flexibility re: upgrades (double check w/ specific models before purchasing). Cheaper models OTOH are mostly soldered but you could potentially auto-mount a micro SD in Linux.
Definitely could’ve mentioned that upfront tho, so appreciate the question
256 might be harder to track down than finding a 128GB w/ 8GB RAM and upgrading storage manually, but a mid-tier chromebook-turned-chrultrabook could suit your needs. From my experience, since the CPUs are a lower-priority, Chromebook’s mid-tier build quality exceeds similarly priced Windows laptops. Sleeker designs et al.
I’m obviously biased. I wiped ChromeOS & I’m running Debian on an HP x360 14c. Forum here: https://forum.chrultrabook.com/ and there’s a more active Discord link floating around.
Suburbs tend to be more progressive than exburbs which are more progressive than a city in Boomfuck, Kansas. I think that controlling for your personal environment might lead to a more objective perspective of the world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_bias?lang=en