Same, started using it on a pc connected to my tv (for a console like experience, boots straight into gamescope/steam).
Now I also use it on my desktop (replacing Ubuntu).
Prey (2017) has a great level design. It's one giant interconnected space station that can also be explored from the outside. Different areas all feel very organic and actually liveable.
CryFS does what you want, it's the default used by the KDE Vaults feature.
there's also a comparison page on the site, comparing it to other solutions.
Home-manager on NixOs. It handles more than just dotfiles, as it also manages installed programs.
Looks very nice, thanks!
It's called Betteridge's Law Of Headlines.
There's also a KDE version of Nobara. I use it myself and it's been great so far.
Simulating a German accent I guess.
Same, started using it on a pc connected to my tv (for a console like experience, boots straight into gamescope/steam).
Now I also use it on my desktop (replacing Ubuntu).
Prey (2017) has a great level design. It's one giant interconnected space station that can also be explored from the outside. Different areas all feel very organic and actually liveable.
I use Nobara for a console setup like this and it works great. Boots straight into gamescope, feels just like the steam deck itself.