Thats definitely been my experience. Easy to set up, easy to use, easy to game on. Simple, slick, and mostly transparent (I.E. Not getting in the way of tasks) to the user. everything an OS should be.

Nobara club hi5

Don’t say Lemmy is a forum.

last time I argued that people got irrationally angry.

barring that, unplug the ethernet.

You don’t let your cats out for the same reason zoos don’t let their bears out into your fucking neighborhood ya goddamn dingus. They don’t belong there and can do serious damage to the local fauna.

also outdoor cats live an average of 3-5 years.

Indoor cats live can for 15-20+.

So sure, if you are pro-premature cat death. Let your pet cat outside.

ah fuck now i want to play RA2 again.

I know your thoughts.

I ignore certain games that don’t run via proton, because those certain games typically dont run because they have invasive and unnecessary DRM or Anticheat thats more malware than anything useful for protecting play.

Which I wouldnt buy or have on my computer on windows, much less linux, anyway. So nothings lost.

Been on linux for many years now.

Ironically I’ve had more issues running native games than windowss via proton games (but proton is there to run the windows version with zero issues lol)

Oh, and cool crab. cant forget cool crab

I remember trying to print HUGE gamefaqs guides on my dot matrix printer back in the day. Thing literally ran for over 24 hours to print some of the larger ones.

I got a Brother Laser Printer from goodwill for dirt cheap that has run great for a long time, havent even put new toner in it yet.

internet speeds are measured in bits so they can artificially inflate numbers.

cause selling 100mbit sounds a lot meatier than selling 12mbyte.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kucefQ6sYbo

Ah, sorry. I only have 1 nvme drive, so thats probably why. Didnt realize until your post that it was a multi-drive issue.

my nvme is always nvme1pX, with X being 1-4 depending on the partition, and its always the same.

Wonder why? Weird that some change and some dont.

Unix was also made in 1969, Computers are a tiny bit more complicated now and expected to do slightly more than they did back then.

Its easy for him. Hes so busy, you know, Forget how to install linux, forget to return priceless prototypes, forget to not sell the priceless prototype for profit… forget to not lie about coming to an agreement with the company when you have yet to even talk to them…

Linux Support Communities are a trillion times more welcoming, kind and understanding of new people today than they were 10 and 20 years ago.

I still am scared to ask questions, but at least when I finally have no choice and resign myself to asking a question… its generally answered kindly, and if its not answered directly I’m at least put in the right direction. And that helps me build my own knowledge base, and helps me solve future problems on my own.

Unlike when I did my first dip into linux a couple decades ago where you’d be called some creative combination of Windows/Microsoft and a sexual slur and told to go the fuck back to windows if you are too stupid to have been born without the complete comprehensive understanding of the terminal.

I hope the community continues to improve, and welcome newbies and their problems like it currently does, so we can all grow and thrive together.

and so many people are already searching for solutions to problems and cant find them, because they are locked away on discord.

I fucking hate it.

and its only gonna get worse with the years to come, as more data is centralized in discord and locked forever away from search engines, or worse, lost with the discord gets deleted or if the company goes under.

and no ones saying to not have a discord. Just use it for what its meant to be used as. Social interaction. And stop using it for what it very obviously isnt, which is a information repository.

as annoying as havin all the answers on reddit was, at least they popped up in a search engine so you could find an answer to what your problems were.