QuizzaciousOtter

Declarative configuration fixes this problem. You don't really have to write down how to setup something because the configuration is the description.

I use NixOS so in my case all the stuff you described would be defined in a Nix code in a separate Calibre module. I can enable and disable such module at will with a single option in my main config file.

I really recommend looking into immutable, declarative systems. I think NixOS is the most complete solution but there are some other too. I have no experience with them though.

Do you mean that it's worse on GrapheneOS in comparison to stock?

While it's not nearly as customizable as an Ubuntu kernel, it's still easy to make your GrapheneOS look and feel exactly how you want it to, within reason.

WTF is it supposed to mean?

I can often listen to like a 5 or so songs I currently like on repeat for many hours a day, many days in a row. I'm autistic, too.

I really don't think that's a lot either. Nowadays we routinely process terabytes of data.

Is 600 MB a lot for pandas? Of course, CSV isn't really optimal but I would've sworn pandas happily works with gigabytes of data.

I recommend checking out satty as well.

As a Software Engineer it's how I learned pretty much everything related to my profession.

Thanks for the info. I'm very relieved, I love the bottom bar!