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From Windows to Fedora, Cursor to Zed, Opera to Zen — how my stack got quieter and more intentional
I didn’t wake up one day and decide to “become a Linux person.”
I just got tired of a workflow that felt loud — notifications, bloat, apps I didn’t choose so much as inherit — and curious enough to try something else. What started as a switch from Windows → Fedora (KDE Plasma) turned into a much bigger rethink: editor, browser, phone apps, even how I feel about software day to day.
This isn’t a “Windows is dead” post. Windows works for a lot of people. This is just what changed for me ,...
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