It's Firefox containers for me. It is extremely useful to manage different environments - dev, production etc., and I can use the colors to identify the tabs.
I feel this from time to time. I found that I needed to separate pleasure, work and leisure. I do random stuff for pleasure, which does not lead to any meaningful result at work. But it makes me feel that I am learning something.
I work for money. I do not necessarily derive pleasure from work but it pays the bills. I try not to work at high pressure environments.
For leisure, I have friends who just like to chit-chat, relax and play some games or go on hikes. We rarely discuss work. I love that about my friend circle that I can totally disconnect from my personal problems and work pressure and just relax.
I think you need to take it easy on yourself and take a 2-4 weeks time off from everything. Relax and decide what is important for you.
I used Elementary 5.1 for over 2 years and then switched to Elementary 6. It was very buggy and slow on Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 9 with very good hardware. I switched to Ubuntu 21.04 and everything worked really well. I dont think I will hop distro again.
Very cool. Are you working with electric scooters as well? Ola recently launched electric scooters and have heard that the battery is not swappable on that.
How is the audio quality on that lemur pro. I have tinnitus and headphones make it worse. So far I have not been able to find a linux laptop with good speakers.
I have been an Ubuntu user for over 5 years and used unity. Now after a fresh install I tried gnome 3 and was blown away by the usability and looks. Also the application search does not hang like unity. I think gnome 3 deserves some more love.