I feel like I've been gaslit into running FOSS but every success only brings me closer to fighting god
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The first one will set the name behind the
@sign to something not that long. I recommend just usint "PC" for privacy reasons. Often nobody needs to know your device model.The second one removes snaps and snapd and installs installed apps as flatpak instead. Flatpak is a universal format, similar to snap, came out a bit later but not only Ubuntu uses it. Snap also works on multiple Distros but people dont like it, it is still slow (now just slowing down boot) etc.
What hostnames do people use? I'm tired of (and bad at) naming all my devices, I just tend to leave default as op, at least I can tell them apart easily
I have
NekkoDesktop,NekkoLaptop,NekkoLaptopJr(new laptop) andNekkoServer:) (Phones are justNekkowith release being S9 and S21 for Samsung or G6 for LG)I do it similarly