No problem! One of the strongest aspects of Linux is, there are too many tools to choose. There is no best one, but there is a best one for you out there. So it's always good to try out tools people suggest, until you settle on one of them.
While currently using KDE out of laziness, I prefer using a standalone window manager (current favourite is river). It's all about personal preferences. If you don't like a DE in its entirety, you make yourself one. :)
I think Gnome Disks has the best GUI for managing disks.
Even though my favourite file manager is Thunar, Dolphin has the best customization options.
btop is the bestest system monitor for me.
For calculator, I would suggest to try galculator.
Once you get used to terminals, you'll have your preferences. I like foot. For most people, default ones suffice.
The simplest yet best disk usage analyzer is gdu / in my opinion.
The best video player is mkv. I have my own configs, so it's even better for me.
Have no opinion over emoji selector or clipboard history. :)
Even on KDE, I still use fuzzel instead of KDE's menu or Krunner though.
Lamb's lettuce superiority! They don't need cultivation, grow everywhere even if you don't want them to grow, and they are quite edible, also delicious.
I would say it most likely came from a Chinese toy factory. They really have a creative way to use recycled/unused/broken parts. Sometimes it can get worse though.
Possible but I don't think that would be it since it was perfectly fine when running MacOS. I also checked an adapter replacement video and it seems quite easy, just in case if I need it (hopefully not). So thanks for the recommendation.
By the way, I checked from kernel-org and it says BCM4360 is not supported.
When I check the which module is loaded dmesg | grep -i wlan says it's BCM43a0.
However, lspci -nn | grep -i network says it's BCM4360. Is this the problem? I also checked this on live ISO EndeavourOS and got the same result.
Do you have connection issues by the way? I installed LMDE today and there is a fluctuation in netspeed. It's fine on boot but might change after that. It drops to 2 mbit/s.
Do you have netspeed fluctuation for wi-fi? I installed LMDE by the way. The driver came pre-installed, which is great. However there is still a problem it seems. It's fine when i first boot it, after some time the speed drops to below 2 mbit/s. I disabled the powersave for the driver but it only helped with the connection drops.
Water is deprecated, use ammonia.