I tried it once after stumbling on the fact it existed when searching the software bazaar for cad programs. I did okay, using it. But couldn't get a firm grasp on certain things. Here's a stand for my work laptop that I used openSCAD to create.
I've seen where people will use their names instead because of emotional distancing or relationship issues. If you don't feel close to the person, why use a nickname?
I used rpm-ostree for most dependencies, some weren't available and had to be installed manually by downloading the executable.
As for other applications, I found some through the store, but had issues with the ide not seeing my locally installed deps and commands, so had to download the executable for that as well and manually add it to the app list in kde.
Have lamp stack running, as well as a full dotnet core 8-9 and SQL server (this one required docker)
Started using this as my daily driver a few weeks ago, and I love it. Coming from kubuntu it's been a bit of a learning curve. Have been able to play every game I've tried so far without issue, and you get used to the immutable instance nature, but was able to get my dev stuff set up as well.
I wish we had a mechanism of voting a deeply unpopular president out early. I think that's a loophole that needs to be filled if we ever get another election
I'm sorry, among what everyone else here said, what the hell business do we have meddling in their elections in the first place?