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I have an arduino R4 minima and want to use it to build simple cyberdeck. Never built one before.

Use case: C programming on the go.

there are many cybersecurity, reverse engineering and more tools on Parrot OS and each of them has a guide.

is there any such thing online? cannot install a separate os currently. Need an all in one place guide from beginning to master for all such programs.

I am planning on buying a GAMESIR CYCLONE 2. But after searcjing, i realised that the gyro on pc is not 1000hz like the rest.

Is there no way around this? If not, what are other options? and no alpakka, I don't want to tinker.

I simply want to play fast paced online multiplayer fps and tps games using gyro on pc.

I have a thinkpad p53 and my house has a lost of dust collecting frequently no matter how much i clean due to being close to a road where dust flies behind vehicles as they pass by.

the laptop fans on the underside collect dust way too often after cleaning.

i am worried this will eventually cause problems. Any way to overcome this?

Which one is better for customising?

Title. Used omarchy for quite some time but still did not figure out what the capslock key does.

Have a collection of .exe files of games such as ping pong, snake.

How do I make a website of my own and host those games on there similar to crazygames.com?

Googling says you cannot run .exe files on the website.

Do I have to remake the game in html5 or can I do something with the .exe I already have made.

Games are made using the raylib library and written in C.

Edit: I do know how to make a website. I just don't know how I would go on about adding games I have already made.

Pop os alternative help.

I am using pop os(nvidia iso) after ditching windows 11. The reason? I'm just interested in learning Linux by experiencing it.

I have used omarchy as my first Linux distro and liked it a lot! But it does not work so well with my Nvidia Quadro t1000 dgpu so battery life is worse than windows 11.

I could get it to power off the dgpu somehow but it was tedious and I regularly switch distro, so cannot keep doing the lengthy process.

Pop os on the other hand is excellent for battery life, I can just set it to use my igpu and power off dgpu when I am not plugged in using sudo system76-power graphics integrated. But I prefer to use arch to learn Linux, hence arch based distro as my first choice i.e. omarchy.

My question is, are there any other Linux distros that provide similar or better gpu switching without needing to install stuff myself? For better battery life.