Follow up here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/01/gpd-release-their-own-statement-on-the-confusion-with-bazzite-linux-support/

You’re on to something here.

Been using strict for quite a while and haven’t noticed any breakage. So this is just welcome upgrade for me, especially as Brave has been doing this by default forever by this point.

Definitely a good thing. Xwayland has worked quite well for me over the past few months. This also makes sure Wayland and Xwayland get the testing they really need.

They just had a major release. That’s probably what you’re seeing.

Give it time…

We have the freedom to knock out our own internet with freedom bullets. What more could one want?!

Oh yeah. Dollar for dollar, they’re not the value proposition they used to be, and I’d bet that n100 can probably outpace the ARM chip in the Pi 5 too with slightly higher power consumption. I just like Pi stuff in general for tinkering and the GPIO pins.

Not a fan of blue switches, but an n100 mini pc doesn’t come with a mechanical keyboard! (something something apples and oranges)

Full disclosure: I have an n100 mini pc at this price and I love it.

Ya know, it took me a while, but I’ve come around. It is beautiful.

I have an 11 year old 64-bit Thinkpad next to me and it was minted well into the 64-bit hardware era. How many 32-bit-only machines are still left out there?!

I’m all for blaming Windows, but that particular issue wasn’t a Windows issue. Phison gets to take the heat!

The easy-ish way is to use the desktop app, but from the article:

However, Bitwarden told BleepingComputer that the issues have been fixed in version 2025.8.0, rolling out this week.

Don’t mind if I do…

Aleksandr Borodetckii lowered the default scroll speed to follow the globally-configured scroll distance more closely. Scrolling one “tick” with the mouse wheel should now move the view by a similar distance in Dolphin as it does in KWrite.

These little inconsistencies really bother me for some reason. I suppose I should thank the KDE/Plasma devs it’s not as bad as Gnome! 😅

I think I can blame that on the Framework touchpad and some oddities that Gnome has no control over though. Would be nice to have a slider!

Disappointing but predictable. Looks like the new possible target is Fedora 46, though, unless Valve is on board, it may not go anywhere…

I thought you could just install the missing bits to enable Gnome support of X, but that doesn’t seem to be the case:

If you require Xorg specifically, you can install and use a non-GNOME desktop environment. Xorg itself is not going away, only GNOME’s support for Xorg.

Not really. Seemed like bookmarks to me. I did like the articles on the new tab page, though, and that seems like it’s going to survive.

Always been a pretty big fan of Pinta for just that reason. Good to see they’re still cranking out the updates and fixes.

Just a good reminder why we’re here