Konsole, because I can use it in editor(Kate), file manager(Dolphin), IDE(KDevelop), standalone window and Quake style window.
Maybe you can do both: physical USIM card, but with eSIM functions. So you can move your profile from one phone to another just by plug out and plug in, and install many profiles on one phone and switch between them. There are some products can do it, such as eSIM.me, esim.5ber.com or https://github.com/estkme-group .
I use Porkbun.com. It has modern interface.
Yes unless both my phone and headphone support LE Audio.
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No. Just because I’m not always able to use my own device. If I use other layout and have to use other’s devices (e.g. library computer), I will be confused with normal QWERTY layout.
Yeah, it works well with my Wacom CTL-671.
I prefer to use Fcitx 5 for Android instead of GBoard, not FlorisBoard. Because f5a has much better Chinese input experience than FlorisBoard, and I use Chinese.
I use the periodic table of elements to name them.
Always use absolute path. If you write some shell snippet which may be run in different environment, avoid use just command name for uncommon one.
VP9 for video and FLAC for audio. Avoid AV1 because my GPU can’t decode AV1.
The problem is not caused by mono kernel. Just because AMDGPU driver was developed in mono style. i.e. they include the code of all generations in one driver. In monolithic kernel, the developer can develop drivers with “micro” style. e.g. Intel’s GPU driver doesn’t use mono style, they created a new driver when they changed GPU hardware architecture.
Monolithic kernel is a concept about address space. If all parts of a kernel are running in the same address space, this is a monolithic kernel, otherwise it’s a micro kernel.
This problem is about how to split parts, but not how to place parts in memory.