You can make it work mostly that way. Create a UKI (unified kernel image including EFI stub loader, kernel, initial filesystem and kernel parameters), then tell uefi to directly boot it. The four steps still run, but using only a single file.

I think the --all option is this mode.

At least on xorg the gifs I had worked.

Exactly what I expected from them. The same interests that want chat control are here as well.

This sort of thing is the reason that the kernel has its own cve authority / cna now.

It's interesting, that it would be hard to make a case that there was a "vulnerability" in the ip package. But it seems like this package's entire purpose is input validation so it's kind of weird the dev thinks otherwise.

Yes, input validation, probably for forms. What the Dev disputes is that he cannot see a case where it is used in a security critical way where

1. the input format is unknown and
2. it is essential to know if the IP is public or private.

I don't know how it compares to nsxiv, but imv supports Wayland.

If you need arm, then you probably have to install libhoudini https://github.com/casualsnek/waydroid_script

With usb-c you should be able to load a driver that allows network connectivity regardless of otg mode. Or was it Thunderbolt?

Update: I thought of thunderbolt-net which works with Thunderbolt 3 and probably USB4

I had at least hoped for FastStream. (Essentially bidirectional SBC for good quality audio while using the microphone)

At least this prevents impersonation of well-known publishers or their software. Maybe all changes to metadata like the description should require a manual review even for established packages.