I'm all for using Debian and such, and I think out of all the new and hip things people brag about, using Flatpak is the most useful thing for the average user experience and worth checking out. Everything (almost) else is just extra.

Not being able to use it with a Jagex account is a bummer.

I'm running pixel 4a for this reason (also the support for grapheneos)

Those distos are for professional use cases mostly. Fedora is fine and there is no need to worry.

Also worth noting, you don't have to run an exit node. And there is also the alternative to run a bridge or just snowflake.

It is a HDOS client which utilizes the same plugin system as Runelite, ie. They will share plugins

Not sure if you actually read the article.. But it's about the concern of what happens with the information/code that is used as input, and the potential leaks.

I easily get a full day of use with at least ~3-5h of screen time, and 90%+ health ln the battery. Imo, the only thing it is lacking is a 90/120hz screen, else it's fine.

Just out of curiosity, which points do NC fail at for large scale use?

Also worth noting, you don't have to run an exit node. And there is also the alternative to run a bridge or just snowflake.

Im also running a pi4 with docker containers but also my nextcloud instance. Been feeling it's a bit sluggish at times so I recently ordered a cheap optiplex micro, and some upgrades for the ram, ssd and cpu. The pi4 will only be used for pi-hole now.

For me it's always the Nvidia drivers that break

Possibly, 4a was just cheaper and easier to get where I live.