Ah yes that sounds like an incredibly safe idea.

Out of curiosity, why not go for something that supports Linux out of the box? Why stock to mainstream?

Flatpaks are a lot easier than appimages though I still default to my distros native packages if available.

I buy it for classics.

I usually go for incredibly inhumanly muscley male characters but occasionally play as a woman for variety.

PopOS and Manjaro are two I never liked.

Yes but the Graphene community have to mention it as much as possible.

There’s just no point in developing an app for a dead service. Just use the AOSP messaging app when you need.

No that is a stereo mic lead, hence the two rings.

I never played NMS until it was “fixed” but honestly I still find it to be an incredibly dull game.

I chose India and I pay with a UK debit card SK can’t see why US would be any different. Only needed the VPN for signup.

At this point I’m waiting for the them to put a stop to my VPNed price of £1.81 for a family plan but they keep allowing it.

Just another one of YouTube Music’s many features that doesn’t actually work.

So as people have suggested already there’s deemix if you’re happy to pay for a Premium subscription. If you want something somewhat more automated there are scripts that can be used with Lidarr to automatically download new releases from deemix.

Of course there’s also yt-dl to download from YouTube but the sound quality won’t match that of Deezer.

For Android there are apps such as Innertune, SimpMusic or ViMusic which let you stream and download from YouTube Music. There’s also Spotiflyer which I believe downloads tracks from YouTube again but links with a Spotify account for playlists etc.

For both Desktop and Android there’s also SpotTube which uses a Spotfy library and streams from YouTube Music.

For me it just never shows the correct play time so podcasts will get to the end in app but still have like 10 minutes left to play. Also it has a habit of randomly skipping back 10 seconds every now and then.

I use AntennaPod as it’s the best Foss option but it’s very buggy.

No I mean what OS? Are you wanting for desktop of mobile?

What platform are you using?

OpenSUSE TW for me. Used to be Arch but it’s just too much faff for me.

The biggest issue with all these Steam Deck rivals is Windows. Why has no one else pushed out a proper handheld running a Linux distro?