I've tried a RPI 3b for backups & home server, but found it too slow. Also backup drives connected over USB are said to be unreliable. Since then moved to slightly bigger, but fanless & low power motherboard, with intel x86, in mITX form factor. Asrock sells a bunch of motherboard models with J-series processors. Its more expensive though
I used to have three ~25" 1080p monitors side by side, but now switched to two monitors stacked vertically (1440p + 1080p). I think vertical stacking is probably better for my neck, also takes up less desk space.
great to see this progressing!
I have a touchscreen netbook and have hope that these improvements for touchpads will also help with touchscreen gestures
I'm running opensuse tumbleweed past couple years on my laptop & desktop, with btrfs as root FS. No issues.
I also run btrfsmaintenance script every month, maybe that helps.
interesting paragraph about the centos users, that most are anonymous who never call and never write. And if red hat is not trying to convert them to paying users, redhat doesnt get any value from them. Atleast now, with centos stream, these users will be sort of beta testers.
comparing the two, the visjs is older with more features overall, but it seems to lack the option of having points instead of bars, like in your example.