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All of these screenshots are taken using touchscreen mode only. I also have plasma mobile running on it. I'll post pictures of that soon. 
Librewolf browser with Bonjourr.fr home page.
(Used CSS to customize layout for mobile. )
Stock Spotify for Linux.
Newsflash rss reader.
All in all it wasn't a terrible experience getting it all set up. Def worth the time.
How's battery life?
My surface is at 84%battery life so it's not great to start, but I can get 3.5-4 hours out of it.
I might have access to Surface, so I will Dave it for future referencje. By the way what distros work well with Surface?
I'm using fedora KDE with the surface-kernel I know that Nobara Linux works as well. I believe cachyOS works, as well as a couple others.
I installed ublue Aurora, an immutable distro that comes with an optional surface kernel as well. Rally like it so far.
i was lookin into it and they dropped support for surface recently. : (
In used that on my Chromebook once! It worked alright but it would have been better on a more powerful machine.
What weather and date widget is that on the desktop ?
Yessir indeed it is.
feeling good on a wednesday
What's the little cat thing?
It's called catwalk enhanced it's a widget that measures how hard my cpu is working. (The faster it runs the hotter the cpu)
Thanks! I already love it for the taskbar icon alone lol
It's a pretty good experience, but I will say that KDE's stylus calibration leaves much to be desired. Windows lets you add as many calibration points as you desire through a comment. KDE on Wayland doesn't support non linear calibration yet.
