dvorak VS unsnap

Finally, if you're worried about shortcuts such as Ctrl + C, don't worry. On Mac there's a layout called Dvorak-Qwerty ⌘, which changes to Qwerty when you hold down the ⌘ key. For Linux and Windows, there's this, https://github.com/kentonv/dvorak-qwerty, this one is linux only: https://github.com/tbocek/dvorak, and this one is windows only: https://github.com/chid/dvorak-qwerty/tree/master/dverty. I can't verify the windows ones but the linux ones work great.

There are three installs mentioned, the X grabs method, the system tap method, and the udev method in this linked repository https://github.com/tbocek/dvorak

My main problem has been with my dwm binds, I can't function without them, but I've found a fix! https://github.com/tbocek/dvorak this changes to qwerty when you hold alt, which is a lifesaver for me.

It is possible to emulate Dvorak with QWERTY commands on Linux, though it's a but hacky. I've found this to work flawlessly in every app I've tried: https://github.com/tbocek/Dvorak. I hear it may not work with some apps like games that just read scan codes directly but then one doesn't tend to use shortcuts combos in most games.

Might I suggest unsnap?

This seems very similar to Alan Pope's unsnap project - Is there anything you're doing differently? https://github.com/popey/unsnap

If you are referring to this project, then I'm sorry to tell you that you got it wrong.

Reminder that if you don't like snaps, it's pretty easy to migrate away using: https://github.com/popey/unsnap

Might check out https://github.com/popey/unsnap

You can just use this to remove snap tho: https://github.com/popey/unsnap

How? Should I follow these instructions? https://github.com/popey/unsnap

The best Debian/Ubuntu-based distro that uses Plasma would probably be Kubuntu with unsnap if you're not a snap fan.

If snaps are your only issue, don't leave Ubuntu. Look into unsnap (https://github.com/popey/unsnap). Determine if your lag is snap related.

Snaps are so bad that one of Canonical's star employees left and tweeted about snap issues saying that "They get ignored or dismissed. The CTO flat doesn't believe there's a problem. The team is understanffed and there is no motivation from IoT and enterprise focused people to fix desktop problems. Been trying from the inside for years. I gave up hope and left.". Same guy later went on to create the unsnap repo on github which helps users find replacements for their snap packages among flatpaks etc - and this wasn't a "jaded employee" thing so much as him trying to look out for users' best interests. Good on him.