It would definitely prove interesting

Bloat

If you were having issues why did you stay on Linux? It sounds like you were constantly fighting it. It is best not to waste work time trying something new.

What vulnerabilities are you talking about? Linux is pretty solid especially with wayland and flatpaks.

Throw in some other tools like mandatory access controls and you are set

Linux is a lot easier to secure

Cinnamon is a desktop not a distro

To answer your question it is a work in progress. Cinnamon is GTK3 based and gtk3 supports Wayland so porting it isn’t to hard. If you need Wayland you can just use Gnome or KDE. The base distro can be anything like Fedora.

OpenSuse is overly complicated for what it is. I want something that follows that status quo.

Linux isn’t a platform but rather a general ecosystem. The hard part is making a base system that means the requirements and is rock solid.

They aren’t building something from scratch. They probably are just going to make a base image with everything configured in a standard way.

I feel like they don’t know the magnitude of that what means.

Very cool but unlikely to work

Why did you go with a CPU with DDR 3 ram?

Ideally you could use moonlight but that is not web based

I personally wouldn’t go OpenSUSE

Linux mint all the way

Likely cheaper and the power usage will depend on the hardware. In idle it shouldn’t pull much power. The raspberry pi has gotten a lot more power hungry while also being poor on performance and overpriced.

for pirating copyrighted material from the internet illegally

I’m pretty sure that’s not the phase we use now

*answers about

The title is a little click baity which will lead to armies of people commenting about how much the dislike Nextcloud. You might want to specify the Nextcloud client.

Anyway this seems like very problematic behavior. Maybe there was a setting somewhere? Nextcloud client should not delete files. It is possible that there was some sort of conflict with Onedrive. This is why it is important to have backups.

“To compete with iPad” seems like a stretch

Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Separate out your stuff so that one failure doesn’t cause the end of the world.

No but you don’t need a lot of horse power for just gigabit

certbot is pretty solid

Also a lot of software like Nginx proxy manager and Caddy have build in hassle free setup