Definately Steam, not only for convenience, but also for supporting the great contribution they have done to Linux gaming.

Looks good, what platforms does it support?

Indeed, since it’s a laptop. It uses the iGPU for battery saving graphics and the Nvidia dGPU for performance. That’s hybrid graphics / optimus.

That said, Nvidia is a pain. I always recommend distrohopping until you land on a distro that mostly works for your use case and go from there.

I can only see the old look, where can I see screenshots of the new version?

Nature’s way of illustrating reality.

Can confirm. It’s our own Trump / Bolsonaro.

Manjaro is as easy as ubuntu, even easier if you want proper gaming.

If you care about the latest drivers and software, Ubuntu might be a bit lagging behind rolling distros like Arch or OpenSuse Tumbleweed.

Debian distros are good for stability.

Rolling distros for the latest bleeding edge software.

If your instance chooses to federate with them, how wouldn’t it be possible for them to process that data?

They might be talking about data harvesting and revenue generation driven from federated sources.

• MedusaJS
• NopCommerce
• PrestaShop
• Saleor
• Mailchimp Open Commerce
• Drupal Commerce
• Sylius

One of us, one of us, one of us

I wouldn’t have guessed without reading a wall of text. Thank you. I hope they notice they could improve the communication about their project’s goals.

Super interesting, thanks for sharing !

Oh wow, what a catastrophic failure. The shitstorm those studios will need to endure.

So many studios shutting down in their wake, so sad to seeing them becoming EA.

Try StirlingPDF

Could it be related to XWayland?

Arch based distros are easy AF. I’ve been on Linux for 2 years, I’ve tried 10+ distros, and Arch has been the easiest for me, and stable as it gets, while allowing me to get the latest drivers needed for gaming.

I’ve been using Crystal Linux, but got tired of it’s CLI only package helper, and since then I’ve moved to Manjaro KDE.

Whatever you chose, make sure you get automatic BTRFS snapshots, so you can roll back at boot whenever you wreck it.

I’ve read here on Lemmy that NixOS is a great concept but the execution leaves a lot to be desired, stating that it’s overly complicated and documentation is lacking.

If you only care about stability then you should go with Debian. If instead you want something that limits you so that you can’t easily wreck it, you could use an immutable distro like Vanilla OS, Fedora Silverblue, BlendOS or Ubuntu Core Desktop.

What’s wrong with gear lever?