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The way I did it with systemd-boot was:

1. Have Windows and Arch on separate drives.
2. Make the drive with arch the default boot device from UEFI.
3. Copy EFI/Microsoft from boot partition on Windows drive to /boot/EFI on Arch drive

This is what my /boot partition looks like:

├── EFI
│   ├── BOOT
│   ├── Linux
│   ├── Microsoft
│   └── systemd
├── initramfs-linux-fallback.img
├── initramfs-linux.img
├── loader
│   ├── entries
│   │   └── arch.conf
│   ├── entries.srel
│   ├── loader.conf
│   └── random-seed
├── 'System Volume Information'
└── vmlinuz-linux

699 €

Yeah, no thank you.

The content will not be lost, because each federated instance keeps its own copy.

Funny. This is when I stopped reading the comics. Haven't watched a single episode of the TV show.

Years later I learnt he survived the shot.

I'm curious about that dot shading, looks like print. Is it some kind of halftone stamp?

Arch doesn't have zsh installed by default. In case people wanted this profile - it's in extra grml-zsh-config.

Why do you think you need to update packages on Arch every single day?

https://vonheikemen.github.io/devlog/tools/build-your-first-lua-config-for-neovim/

Check his other blog posts tagged with neovim.

All phones have this. What you see as 100% is not absolute maximum capacity.

Have you tried to reboot your PC?

I recommend using the environment variable. Place a text file, steam.sh for example, into ~/.config/plasma-workspace/env/ containing

!/bin/sh
export STEAM_FORCE_DESKTOPUI_SCALING=2.0

Check Settings > Devices > Displays > Scale. There should be 200% scale option.