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You either pay with your money or by viewing paid content. I save WAY more time than the $5 is worth to me not having to dig to find real results. It’s ability to surface actual product reviews instead of page after page of amazon affiliate links has saved me hundreds of dollars. I felt it was crazy to pay for too, the free trial immediately changed my mind. You don’t know how bad you have it until you see how good it could be.

Pay for the service or you will become the product. Kagi is more than worth it, its so nice to be able to find what I’m looking for again.

At the very least, ai generated content needs to be clearly indicated. I have been surrounding things with the robot emoji, eg: “🤖ai content🤖”, whenever sharing something machine generated, and most people seem to be understanding what it means. Ai is here to stay, and many will use it for personal gain. We need at least some basic standards around the content so we can keep track of it.

Probably easier to learn a few commands than it is to switch distros though.

I don’t have extensive experience, but I have been using the tiling in pop os consistently for a year and have really found it to improve my productivity and oganization on tasks I need many windows open for. Its not perfect and I’m starting to consider looking for options that give me more layout control, but was an excellent first option. It has a toggle right in the task bar to switch between windows or tiling, but once I spent an hour learning the keyboard shortcuts for the filing, the windows mode just feels so slow to set up good layouts in.

Just do it, see how it feels. It’s easy to come back later when you want to.

Everyone has their own opinions. I tried a ton of different distros, the tiling windows manager in Pop! OS was the feature that I couldn’t move away from once I adjusted to it. The OS just gets out of the way and lets me work, and my efficiency is up.

Check out Kagi, paid search is extremely worth it. Stop being a product to sell and start being a customer.