I am in love with the KDE System Monitor widgets. They were, of all things, what truly cemented the Linux switch for me.

I used Aquasuite on Windows to control my watercooling, and it can set up a vast amount of widgets on your background for easy monitoring of temps and other values. It will not run on Linux.

The KDE widgets give me basically the same experience, although missing a few things. It’s enough that I’m happy with it, and I can check temperature and flow rates at a glance if something starts acting fucky.

Hopped around when starting out, and finally landed on Nobara about a year ago.

I use the KDE version, and I love it. Ticks all my personal boxes.

I play in a party of four, most times. Two of us on KB/M, two on controller. No problems.

“Let me guess, someone stole your content?”

Have you ever paid attention to packet loss?

Honest question, because I’m an electrician and Ethernet is so fickle, I’ve always assumed it would play hell on the overall quality.