It does not really answer OP’s question, but there are alternative OSs for consumer devices. I found one: https://wiki.asteroidos.org/index.php/Category:Watches

So, h264 video playback at 1080px works flawlessly, and flac audio. What about

• other codecs
• hardware accel, e.g. for h265?

Thanks. Does it support multiple accounts? How are remote calendars & contacts integrated into KDE generally, or kmail specifically?

Long transfer (possibly over network), you start wondering what’s going on. All you have to go on is a bar that doesn’t move. Would be useful to get more info in situations like these.

One of these days, I will switch to KDE.

My OS paradigm started off as a super-lightweight desktop around Openbox, but more and more I got forced to pull in Gnome dependencies to the point that I switching those to KDE dependencies probably wouldn’t make a dent in performance.

Speaking of which, what’s KDE’s mail client like?

probably very colourful cars

Unlikely. Back then cars used to be mostly black. Or as colorful as men’s suits. Tones of dark grey. See here or here.

This or some other company, that’s essentially what Maria Ressa said (with proof).

Familiar playbook.

Thanks for the update-in-a-nutshell!

Maria Ressa

Yes! Thanks, I couldn’t remember. Was an amazing podcast series on PBS iirc.

Good

Fuck Duterte. He did to his country almost a decade ago what Trump is doing to the USA now. I remember this Philippine-American journalist saying in 2016 that

we (the Philippines) are the test bed for things they don’t dare do in “the West” yet.

Isn’t his daughter president president now? No doubt that’s better, but by how much I wonder.

According to this, for me it would be Ubuntu 10.04. It was my final step away from $PROPRIETARY_OS, way back when.

Or, you know, all of them.

If you can’t edit XML use nice GUI lxhotkey or obkey instead

Openbox (LXQt’s wm under Xorg) does support global shortcuts.

And labwc supports rc.xml so it should support global shortcuts as well.