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On laptops it usually replaces right ctrl, sometimes right alt.
Both these are needed to make lots of shortcuts viable, or possible at all with one hand.

right alt is also an importand 3rd shift layer for many languages’ keyboards, hence them replacing right ctr often instead of the less popular alt.

You can’t fix a democracy back into being democratic. For example neither of the two parties would allow fixing the issues causing a two party system.

If you need some kind of revolution event to fix the smallest things, you’re better off doing it in one go.
The careful consideration can be expressed by not going too far from the most modern successful democracies.

Changes loosely are:

• multi-party system at all levels by never allowing winner takes all in any elections
• removal of lobyism in favor of tech-enabled transparency for high officials (livestream of every meeting, publicky viewable bank accounts, …)
• Severe nerfing of the president, potentially full demotion to a publicity role
• Additional checks and balances like a separate constitutional court for handling laws independent of the courts for people (i.e. break up the functions of the supreme court and move some power away from legislature)
  probably more I’m forgetting

You get anti-reflective coatings and thinner lenses?

They recently started on wraparound homescreens (still a little buggy), so that might indicate they could soon add it. Still waiting on a way to remive widget paddings. In general lawnchair has so much more padding than nova, and not enough customizability to remove it.

Bug closed: could not reproduce

What’s a few years between friends

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unusual_deaths_in_the_21st_century

At least those eat no resources besides taking up space in htop. And can be traced to the parent being weird.
Have you dealt with io-locked processes? Funny D-statuses spreading like a disease, anything that touches an infected process or resource also inherits it. Worst cases I have seen (nfs client kernel module not connecting a mountpoint properly) made every one of those fully resistant to -9.

Döner

I still use X forwarding.
It works just fine using xWayland, and X forwarding has always been so janky there is no chance to notice any difference caused from using xWayland instead of native.

It will surely take many years and well established wayland native remote tunneling before anyone thinks of ditching xWayland.