Don’t get me wrong i love valve and what they have done for gaming as a concept, as a linux i would not Be able to game as i do if it was not for proton.

If I’m reading you right, you’re saying you couldn’t play those games without steam because of proton? If that’s what you’re getting at, if you take your copies obtained from the high seas, you should be able to play them through lutris. It works for me.

His version works though. I use Lutris for everything that isn’t on steam or is a windows program, and it works great.

I don’t know what flavor you were using or how skilled you are in linux, but I’m not very skilled with it at all and use PopOS and I’ve been able to play pretty much everything in my library besides destiny 2 and flight sim x.

Sure, but no reason to not give all the information, especially when it comes to something as dangerous as a gas leak.

Your research must have changed, as did mine. They’re equally likely to cause a fire, but with gas you have the additional concern of carbon monoxide and gas leaks.

If the vent plugs up you’re now having carbon monoxide inside your house, it uses a flame to heat, so more potential for fire. If something goes wrong you can have a gas leak. Electric is install it and forget about it, gas you have to watch it. That being said, I prefer gas, it’s more efficient, just have a carbon monoxide detector in the room with the dryer and clean your vents regularly.

So you’re an asshole and an idiot, damn, I feel bad for those around you. Anyways, have a great day/night.

All I said was you need to turn it on to see if it leaks. If you’re explaining how to check for a gas leak, It’s a pretty important step. By reading his comment, if OP knows nothing about it, which is clear by their asking, they could just put soap on it, see no bubbles, and then turn it on and walk away…

So just an asshole, got it.

Did you read what you wrote or you trying to be an asshole? You literally wrote, check for leaks BEFORE you open the valve.

You’re not going to see any leak without it being turned on.

They were cheaper back in the day, but they’re much more dangerous.