You can use dinit-userservd to run services as user services.

It is a scam. Stay Away from it

No, apple is not using Google’s proprietary RCS they are using Open Source GSM RCS which doesn’t go through Google’s servers and it doesn’t include end-to-end encryption.

Almost all WMs have this feature

He ruined github ricing, now macros are disabled.

Yes, they submitted initial patchset to Linux kernel back in October (1 day after snapdragon X announcement). On Qualcomm’s website they say that full support for the chip will be merged into Linux kernel within six months.

No, its not exclusive. But FRP can be bypassed if you know the right tools.

This don’t work anymore, now they have frp protection which requires google authentication to the previous account after reset

Nothing in the news too

I live in one of the mentioned countries and I use GPS daily. I have never experienced this problem. Maybe a problem in other areas/countries.

Did you check if kernel module for audio is loaded?

I am on Linux and Firefox works better than chrome for my system

I can only think of one thing you could do with this much power … run an LLM

Experiment with arch, void (musl), Nixos and atomic distros like fedora silverblue, bazzite

I mostly use a download manager for parallel downloading a file. (downloading multiple parts of a single file at the same time).

Same here

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

According to Debian Wiki VLC has limited support of va-api for hardware acceleration. Try fixes in the wiki. It might help.

Maybe try a full update. Partial updates are problematic.

Many popular foss apps use Open collective

Broadcom is also closed source (I think). I have to use closed source drivers for my broadcom wireless adapter on Linux.