I think they are getting riled by the "Trump/Vance are cowards" argument and this is there pathetic attempt to counter it: "Nuh uh, we actually wanted more debates!"
Are you using a DP -> HDMI converter? I know they can be temperamental.
You can try switching VTs back and forth (CTRL-ALT-F1 <-> CTRL-ALT-F7), and maybe switching resolution back and forth could help.
Make sure you have the latest kernel and try the latest Plasma 6. If all of that fails, you can try Steam with gamescope running in KMS mode (easiest way to test this would probably be Bazzite or Nobara if your distribution doesn't support it), but it's also a bit temperamental with enabling HDR.
Trump flags and rallies are not necessarily evidence of widespread support. It's not like there was a bunch of Biden flags on yards in say California, even before the 2020 election. Maybe it will happen with Harris because she seems to be quite popular, but I suspect Democrat supporters just aren't weird enough to do that en masse.
They are replacing 3g coverage with 4g equivalents (low frequency bands) so it shouldn't get worse. And I don't believe there is any other technical advantage to 3g over long distances but I'm no expert..
It's mostly normal Android from what I can tell. There's also Kobo where all of their devices are Linux based, although it's more of an embedded Linux system with limited flexibility, but you can install koreader on them along with some other mods.
And there's the Onyx Boox series which run Android as well, although they seem to have retired most of their B/W devices.
Steam Controller, although both of the ones I've owned have developed hardware problems. I'm dreading the day they kick the bucket and I have to switch back to a conventional controller.
The only kinda irritating thing is the game mode update changelog displays the steamos notes and not bazzite notes
And you have to do a Bazzite update to make it go away, which is slightly annoying. I'm not sure if you can do it from the Steam UI either, although I can always SSH in.
It is definitely relevant if you buy new hardware when it's initially released, although Mesa devs seem to be getting better at having it mostly ready by that point. I know historically there were times where you really had to be at the very bleeding edge, and updating to the very latest kernel and firmware was necessary.
It's kind of vague, but presumably it supports sd cards and/or a USB drive. The Wii is pretty easy to mod for digital "backups" from what I recall, and there were plenty of official digitally supported games (although I don't think that still works today).
It's there for me. I'm using Droid-ify but it's the official repo.