znj29

I daily-drive Fedora 43 KDE for almost one year and there's no coming back on Windows env. For one soft. dev. student, a really interesting OS especially with KDE (better for transition and first time seeing GNU/Linux). When you deep-dive, Terminal is your best friend (I do full git manip via terminal but don't know how to create a branch from IDE hahaha)

GNU/Linux has a best potential like an OS to be a layer beneath the AI usage (for example agentic), lightweight, good compatibility, for CLI-only use etc. AI on side, I prefer GNU/Linux as a EDC desktop too, especially with KDE if you want to getting along after Windows

There is ON/OFF switch for AI-summarize for sure, but question: When you are getting along with that feature, are you ready to turn that off?