Yeah, that’s a good idea. Thanks for the suggestion.

Also a tip if you haven’t used WMs before, run nm-applet --indicator and blueman-applet in the hyprland config file to get WiFi and Bluetooth working on the bundled nwg-panel.

No issues here. Will I don’t think I will continue using hyprland but I installed it for curiosity’s sake. The only sort of hiccup is the speed with which packages get updated which is enforced by the fedora packing system. Varexxy (?) is insane when it comes to commits so there is a little delay of a week with packages. Some packages like hyprcursor aren’t there yet I think. But apart from that no problems.

Hmmm. I didn’t know Dell had a Linux laptop. I bought a vostro with windows pre-installed and flashed fedora on it, expecting to get no WiFi webcam but everything worked out. It’s interesting that their windows machines run Linux better than their flagship Linux machine.

Well, you aren’t that far off after all!

Knowing some fringe users, your setup is probably ~3 points or so ahead of the middle of the bell curve. You never know. There’s probably a guy running kernel 4.12 on a 1990s CPU with his showa era CRT monitor to play freedoom.

About 2 years ago when fractional scaling got good in kde. X just blurred the shit out of everything else. Pretty happy on wayland!

they recommend hCaptcha, not Alphabet’s reCAPTCHA in their docs

From : https://stripe.com/docs/disputes/prevention/card-testing#captcha

Card testers often use automated scripts that can be blocked using a CAPTCHA. Google’s reCAPTCHA is often effective for blocking card testing.