It would be remiss of me not to mention that choc minis exist (pg1350) they have slightly less travel than choc v1 but are less common, but they use the same keycaps. I think there is a corne version somewhere (that I made) that uses them. I like choc minis a lot, but they have a bad reputation for price/consistency.

Never hurts to add an extra egg to this.

i stopped using pocket casts when they started adding pay for features into the main UI but disabled. i'd bought pocket casts but up until that point i was glad it was made free as it was the best podcast app for android, now i use antennapod, and it's fine.

I'd be quite into gtk4 abiword, I'm pretty interested to see where this is going.

nah, i normally use list view this is a pretty big icon size...

The search button pops up there at times, not sure exactly when, but without it it looks a bit barren. I'd really like the 'collapse' point to be configurable in gtkrc or something, I still feel like it could collapse earlier maybe? Preferences doesn't really need a primary position as it not something you'd be getting into everyday, I'm fine with it in that slightly odd spot. I haven't tried how it works if you swap button sides, I remember amberol puts them within the headerbar still, which would be weird.

Labwc is really a decent window manager that can pretty much be used on its own without a panel (I think). I think foot is pretty fast, but I just use gnome console, because I'm a savage.

That coffee looks dubious, what's it like?

It's called saturnine, it uses two nice nanos, but is obvious, erm, very similar to the centromere mini or the 5plit, it tries to be very low, but hide the batteries and controllers.

https://github.com/davidphilipbarr/saturnine