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True, but there’s always the option of installing KDE or something else with Wayland support

Idk how well Debian stable would work, but Debian Sid might be a bit easier to work with in terms of games with it being more on the bleeding edge.

There’s also Linux Mint Debian if you want to stay in the Debian universe, but you’d get more of the ease of use of Mint.

Me personally, I’m using Fedora for gaming and I haven’t really had many issues with it. If you’re feeling adventurous, you could try Fedora or Nobara, which is a more gaming focused spinoff of Fedora

if i buy the store brand american cheese at my supermarket, they’re not individually packed and aren’t really that hard to separate on their own, so lmao idk why Kraft does that.

im glad that people are out there building the web services we truly need.

oh man that would be sick! I hope you achieve your dreams.

Yeah I’m sad that the rise of EV’s coincides with just how extra cars have become in recent years. If you sold me a mid 90s Honda Civic hatchback with an electric drivetrain, no internet connectivity, no electric door handles or touch screens, I’d be happy with it.

Im sure people will still be using Java 8 then, so its fine

oh wow thats interesting info. Thanks for sharing!

been playing around with sway on my laptop and it’s been pretty fun. Tiling window managers are fun!

Cheapshark is what I generally use. I haven’t bought stuff from every seller they track, but so far I havent had any issues with Humble, Greenman, GoG Fanatical, Gamebillet, or WinGameStore. Tho for the last two I’ve only made one purchase through them. Take it as you will.

Their email notifications are pretty handy

oh man thats tough to hear. I hope he gets well.

Blender: If you’re interested in 3D modeling or Animation
Inkscape: If you have any need for a vector graphics program thats a bit like Adobe Illustrator
OBS: If you need to do any screen recording or livestreaming
Haruna Video Player: It plays videos and can also play youtube videos if you paste in a link. (This also pulls in yt-dlp as a dependency, which allows you to download youtube videos and the like from a terminal)
btop: A nice looking system resource monitor that runs in a terminal

for a bit more context, ncdu is a Disk Usage analyzer that runs in the terminal. If you’ve ever used WizTree on windows, its kinda like that. Really useful to see whats taking up space on your disk

guys my parents caught me browsing flathub and now they insist i only install packages from the repo what do i do?

Seems to work fine for me on linux over bluetooth. Its a good controller.

im not sure how helpful it’ll be, but theres a program called nvtop that will show you what’s using your GPU and all that. Maybe it’ll show something right as it crashes, or at least give you a hint as to what to look into next?

Linux may have different thermal cutoffs for when to throttle compared to Windows, so that might explain it.
I’d reseat the connector for the water pump. I just installed a new PSU last week and when I turned it on, I had no RGB. I didn’t even think I went near the RGB header, but I ended up having to reseat it.

I played it when it first came out and man that was one heck of a powerful game. I watched a vtuber do a playthrough of it the other day without knowing anything and seeing someone else come to all these realizations about the game in real time was also an experience

The Missing: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories.

I can’t say why it was a profound experience for me because that would spoil the whole game, but after I finished it I just sat down and stared at the ceiling for an hour or so.