I made that comment in slight jest. But anyway using non GNU OS still is consistent with my viewpoint that you don’t operate the kernel per se. The kernel sits at a layer below what the user operates.

As for the argument of apps being made for Linux, it is nothing more than just a semantic shortcut to the common ground between all these independent OS

I would also recommend lemmy. It’s more established, has a strong community footing. And above all, it seems to be well written (in terms of code) and has tons of clients (UIs/apps). And like the other comment says, I’m not convinced about the performance of piefed

Is it, though? I don’t know about you, but most (if not all) of my interactions with my computer are at levels above the kernel

Torvalds wrote the kernel, not the operating system. It’s a part of the GNU/Linux OS ;)

Maybe LibreOffice Draw can help you out? It has PDF editing capabilities

But when will I make the move to it?

I’ve been asking myself this every day for the past couple months. They keep merging PRs for every blocker I could imagine. But realistically, I think the only reason stopping me from fully switching to it is that I’m just too lazy to write my waybar config

niri

An absolutely fantastic wayland compositor. It’s a tiling window manager but with a scrolling paradigm