They also accept pulling the power cord out as “oh no” and shutdown for you!

It’s definitely viable. Just not for me, like dark souls.

I tried nix because it seemed cool, but dipped fast due to things like this. Definitely not a desktop distro (at least for me)

Recent update big update or just good maintenance?

As up to date as Debian

(Obviously a joke, Debian is great)

I love this game. On multi screen it gets so big

At least it’s not windows, amirite?

Sitcom laugh track

Joke aside, this still make feel bad for spoofing my user agent to the classic chrome windows combo…

Nooo! Tux! Why did you kill the android robot!?

It isn’t those for me tho. It’s just BTRFS that like to hang. Auto scrub going? Hang. Auto balance? Hang. Time shift/urbackup doing back up things? Let’s hang!

The culprit often filesystem sync for me…

I haven’t booted it up since 4.2 but I do know I didn’t had any issues. You just need to start from the game exe instead of the launcher

It always reminds me that genshin is playable on Linux with proton (at least in 4.2, and I didn’t even tested wine). It’s just the launcher that doesn’t work. They are just so close yet so far

Could have been called “GNU spoting”

Debian, Ubuntu, Ubuntu reskins, kali, windows and apples are spot on.

Linux mint doesn’t fit.

And I can’t say for the nix one as I don’t get it.

I don’t have experience with the others to tell

May I ask what a modt file is?

I hope your benchmark was on something else than a live usb /j

But now most distros only need to install through the package manager, or at worse add the repo

Was using scoop as I prefer it’s contained aspect. However, now I 'm on Linux, and my work blocked the repo’s so…

Fair enough. But can’t be assed to switch every little thing, and keep track of the new ones (like the ad tracker in 128)

I mean an updater on the windows (the os). Sadly forced to use windows at work, but at least I got my Librewolf.

That’s a great point, but Linux Mint hasn’t a repo for Librewolf in a long time, meaning it was only available through Flatpak. It’s not a big issue, but it does break keepassxc, and is a pain considering the drama Debian got over it