Kilgore Trout

Probably also most of those who don’t know. SQLite is the default option if you don’t set up a database server.

Looks much better to me nowadays, although yes, I am not using the default Breeze theme. But if there are any problems in the theme I am using, they are much more likely to not be present in Breeze.
Some “issues” pointed out in the picture are not issues at all.
The “Different font styles and sizes” for example, because they are used for different things with different scopes and user interaction.

Are you sure that Dolby Vision is a main selling point of Android TVs?

I upvoted you, I am a fellow openSUSE fan and contributor.

But I need to point out that if you install VLC from a repository outside of Factory, then it’s not auto-tested.

Moreover, Packman is external to the openSUSE project altogether. If you use it, you are supposed to “just trust” that everything will be fine.

You are better off installing VLC through Flatpak.

Then came RC2 and RC3.

StarLabs

My Kobo Forma is perfect. Although I see the official firmware only for the few seconds that KOReader needs to launch.

Oh I wasn’t aware this was already possible on Kindle. On Kobo it’s very limited.

Well, KOReader offers lots of customisation, including custom fonts, custom refresh rate to increase battery life, integration with Wallabag, WebDAV.

Custom sleep picture is one of the features of KOReader. Pretty easy to spot it in the settings.

Read your own EPUB on KOReader, for free.

This list does not make sense.

It has not taken over NGINX and Apache yet.

I don’t get why there are so many fonts

Because anyone can design one.

Fira Sans / FiraGO by Mozilla, and the new SUSE font by SUSE.

Unity is one example I cared about.

*openSUSE

It’s a latin font.

Designing all unicode characters would be madness.

Are there updates?

I don’t know what you are on about, but if brand-new Pixels are too expensive for you (although their price is uniformed to the US one), you can easily find them second-hand.

Take every opinion from Drew DeVault with a grain of salt.