This was a really nice tech review! I think she took a sensible approach and didn’t bog it down with advertisements for new features no one cares about.

When I was using Librewolf maybe 4 years ago, it was never up to date with Firefox. I thought it could be a potential security risk, sometimes it took months to incorporate Firefox security updates. Has that improved recently?

Look into an office supply / overstock / reseller store around you. When businesses close up shop, they usually sell their desks, chairs, etc. to some kind of overstock store. You can usually go there and get very nice chairs for less then 1/4 of the normal cost

I think that one is the only logo with any soul to it. The rest are so flat! I like the old opensuse logo, but I get that it doesn’t fit with the rest.

I will swap out the default font with a monospace Nerd Font. I’m currently using the Cascadia Code Mono Nerd Font, but I will change it every so often.

I have a similar feeling about it. I think I would prefer the customization of KDE, etc, but GNOME just works for me right out of the box. I don’t think I change anything except the monospace font nowadays (in Tweaks). It works great and gets out of the way. For people who do not like the GNOME workflow I suspect it would be horrific because there is far less customization.

I think their issue is that it misrepresents the magnitude of the funding. Less than 1% of their funding comes from the federal government

It might not be what you are looking for, but I think nnn is a interesting reimagining of terminal file navigation/management.

If you only want the drive part of google–meaning just files–then seafile was way faster for me than nextcloud.

I thought you are supposed to install extensions through the web interface, not the command line