Rayspekt

Linux Mint (I’d recomment Debian edition, LMDE) is basically what you want to try out. I’ve set up a PC with it for my stepfather that hasn’t used Linux at all and he’s happy with it. It’s designed to be as newbie-friendly as possible. You won’t have more issues with it than you’ll already have using Windows.

Then if you feel unsatisfied with anything about it, you can go looking for other linux distributions (distros) because you have a general idea what’s happening.

Yeah it’s gone full-circle like the whole situation with streaming services becoming cable. Funny how the world works so similarly in different places.

It would work thousands of years off of one drop of League of Legends solo queue.

Maybe look into Garuda as an additional alternative to EndeavousOS and Manjaro. I’m using it on a gaming rog and haven’t had any significant issues regarding stability.

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SAD BUT TRUUUUE, YEEA

Ew, who still watches LTT?

So there’s no more or less stable distro based on arch?

Garuda is very nice. Only thing I have atm is that there are some issues with updating the system where it doesn’t connect to the garuda repo servers or whatever. I’m not proficient enough to know if it’s their stuff that breaks or the base arch, so I wonder if doing the tedious thing and installing a base arch system myself would be better to understand everything. It’s my first linux system for reference.

Only last year I’ve switched from Windows to Linux and I choose Garuda because I wanted to learn Arch from the beginning. Boy am I happy how well it worked out of the box. The most annoying issue was to get the xbox gamepad dongle to work but aside from the it’s so good.

Disco Elysium

Those are two night stands.

Kudos, very nice write-up!

I might know the answer beforehand, but still: Does it change anything regarding data collection if I turn off my location on android in the top menu?

Has anyone a tldr what is said about Doe 174 in the documents?

After reading the headline I thought at first: “Which one?”

You need to get out of the parking garage from Driver to boot your PC from now on.

That thing looks really interesting, I’ve only two problems from a first glance:

• I’m not informed on mobile CPUs, the thing looks fine, but aren’t 3 GB RAM not way too less these days? I mean my cheap ass 150€ wiko phone has six

• I get it that companys like that one have smaller margins than big tech, but 1000 $ for that phone? Why does not a single of these FOSS/privacy/degoogle companies offer a budget phone around 300 bucks? I don’t need a device that runs crysis in 4K, I just want to communicate, browse the web, answer mails, and take okayish photos on something different than big tech spyware.

Well at least now there’s something organic in those meals.

I’m curious about changing to a Linux smartphone, on which device are you using Linux mobile?

The question how the dog would wear pants has finally been answered.