Well then do you want the job?

No, I’m not doing “an immigrants job.”

Why are we like this?

it do, but it hurts

someone asked a question and the only response was

“man page”

Sounds pretty UK to me, well done

|I care a lot about filesystems.

Damn bro, I didn’t think I was gonna cum in /linux

Add a pinch of salt l, and a smidgen of sugar later

To add to this, I found that Bazzite was a great middle ground for me, and it worked out of the box for everyday needs as well as gaming, even with my Nvidia card.

A ton of people recommended it, so I went ahead and installed it this morning, same if not better result than Nobara and just as easy to install.

Just read up on the included features, very cool, if I have issues, I’ll be trying this next.

I’m thinking this is where my lack of experience really shows, fixing some things, like audio issues was a bit rough for me on certain distros, or understanding how to install/remove drivers on certain distros. Out of the box is I think and important step for newcomers, but I also like being forced in a way to learn the environments a little more. It can be frustrating when you’re just ready to play something right now and haven’t resolved it.

That said I celebrated as if I had just beat my first Dark souls boss, a lot of hype involved.

I’ve seen this recommendation a few times now, this is working flawlessly for now, so I’ll keep running it, but if and when it doesn’t, I’ll try this out. I gotta say, as a whole, installing most of these has been a breeze, and none of them have had the annoyances that comes with a fresh windows install (do you wanna be tracked, do you want ads, wheres your acct, are you sure you wanna not use edge, etc.)

Tried Pop, it was pretty good, but for some reason I just could not get helldiver’s to work well. Other OSs didn’t even let me get in the menus dx12 error, this is by far the least work and best result I’ve found.

Copilot being back on the taskbar after removalafter taking my show desktop button (also removed) was it for me as well. Already enjoying it. Some quirks, but I think I’m going to spend way less time configuring than I am trying to unfuck windows once a week.