Yeah, PostmarketOS still has some broken features when looking at FairPhone4 and SailfishOS doesn’t fully support Sony Xperia 10 IV yet (both phones I own) but when either get’s a bit better supported I will try them out.

Banking apps in Sweden and more specifically the Mobile “BankID” are big fans of Google Play Integrity services though and the BankID is used to identify yourself at a huge amount of services making it hard to live without so I’ve pretty much accepted I will have to use two phones in the future - one for Work+Banking and one for the rest.

regarding your edit:
From what I know neither grapheneos or e/os support google wallet.
edit: https://github.com/microg/GmsCore/issues/2455

Fairphone with /e/OS, but ive heard /e/OS is apparantly not that secure.

e/OS is privacy focused, not security focused

• https://community.e.foundation/t/some-clarification-regarding-security-vs-privacy-in-e-os/51839

Google Pixel with GrapheneOS, but with this one I still need to buy from Google.

A simple solution here to avoid feeding the monster would be to buy a Pixel second hand

Linux phones, but I’m concerend they dont support all the apps i want to use.

I think you’re right to be concerned, I wouldn’t recommend using a Linux phone as a primary device just yet. By all means try it out on a secondary phone though!

For music created more synthetically LMMS

Haven’t heard of that one before, cheers!
GPLv2, https://lmms.io/ , https://github.com/LMMS/lmms

For a simpler program look into Tenacity (Audacity fork) and if you want something bigger I know many use Reaper nowadays (available for Linux, Windows and Mac)

My google-fu says that you should open up the repository file /etc/yum.repos.d/rpmfusion-nonfree.repo with your favourite text editor and add an exclude=nvidia* in the [rpmfusion-nonfree] section. But that seem to be older info and also relate to yum.
The official dnf command ref has an excludepkgs flag instead
https://dnf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/conf_ref.html#options-for-both-main-and-repo

I haven’t tried it myself.

You already touch on the solution - start reading the next one.

https://inkscape.org/about/features/

With the CLI! ;-)

f.e. this would rotate the video 90 degrees:

ffmpeg -i in.mov -vf “transpose=1” out.mov

Haven’t tried it myself but there’s https://f-droid.org/en/packages/io.github.devhyper.openvideoeditor/

Open Video Editor lets you edit your videos. It supports HDR and allows to apply filters. With this app you also can trim, scale, and rotate your videos or even grayscale them. It is also possible to use this app to extract audio from a video, to convert a HDR video to SDR, or to convert it to a different format.