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No more hitting the tiny close button and plenty others tailored for each app as if my right hand is a magic wand.

This is such a good stuff, I just swipe down with my 3 fingers to close any tab/window with customizable gestures. Didn't find any good third party ones the last time I looked.

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Who can live without a good clipboard manager these days? Losing password you just generated because you copied your user name should be a thing of the past.

Clipboard manager that can search and preview images even.

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QR code generator on copy (No you don't paste nor hit the generate button but it produces the code on copy while the app is running)

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There may be alternatives in Windows with same quality but haven't looked at Windows other than gaming for a while. Sounds like that works too.ДЇrankly, the tools themselves are quite similar for the web dev that I do, so I can have the same set of tools running on either OS but it's the little utilities that counts. That's the only one that I know of issues with, and I don't know if it even still has issues - I stopped playing when it required an Epic account. It's one thing to say that a specific game you want doesn't work, and quite another to say it in general doesn't work.Д®dit again: Rocket League. This makes up the VAST majority of my steam library, none of which was purchased checking for Linux compatibility. Oh, and Minecraft of course.Д®dit: One steam library checking later - and I'll note, this is stuff that I've actually played on Linux (and is also filtered by names I think people would recognize): Arma 3, Blitzkrieg 2, Pit People, Castle Crashers, BattleBlock Theater, Unturned, Invisible Inc., Baldurs Gate, Undertale, Speedrunners, Dota 2, Gary's Mod, Everspace, Raft, AoE 3. Literally none that I've tried have given me problems.Д«ut to the working games, let me add: Overwatch, League of Legends, Anything from GBA/GB/NES/SNES/DS/OtherRetroSystems, Starcraft.

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I genuinely respect openBSD developers for deleting the bluetooth stack to improve the OS quality. None of my 5 bluetooth headphones (from different vendors and different price ranges) can figure out which device I was last playing from, my car repeatedly steals my bluetooth audio and starts playing music without my consent every single time, audio stops streaming randomly despite my phone/iPad thinking that they are connected and continuing to play - I can rant for a long time. PS: Bluetooth is a terrible protocol and should be nuked from orbit out of existence. IвЂ™m experimenting living with a combination of iPad + openBSD thinkpad - iPad for things like Netflix and Zoom where the business isnвЂ™t interested in supporting openBSD, and my laptop for everything else. Fortunately, this small subset includes the X1 Carbon thinkpads which are really nice. IвЂ™m willing to limit my hardware options to the small subset that works with OpenBSD in return for having an OS that I can trust. My go to example is my laptopвЂ™s keyboard backlight works exactly as expected from tty terminals. One thing about OpenBSD that impressed me is that whatever is supported is supported correctly. Not only are things not getting better, they are getting worse. While Linux has taken a long time to catch up to Windows (and still isn't there yet in some areas), I feel like the BSDs lack the manpower or interest to even keep pace with the world around them. * Container tech like Kubernetes and Flatpak does not work on the BSDs. Completely different story on the BSDs, while they have decent support for some vendors like Intel, they take quite a while to support new hardware. * Wifi on Linux mostly works out of the box nowadays (with the exception of some Broadcom chips, but even they are getting better).

Linux used to have issues with some devices, but it has gotten much, much better over the recent years (or devices have gotten better). * No Bluetooth support on OpenBSD at all, and it never worked on FreeBSD for me. I have tried FreeBSD and OpenBSD on the desktop a couple years back, but for a while now I've felt that they're becoming irrelevant.

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