You're doing something right. Theres been a lot of news about them taking that ability away.

I so wish this were representative. I have been trying to install nvidia drivers on debian and doing so bricked my entire workstation lol. If you know anything about this don't hesitate to chime in btw

every linux installation that was ever made was really about trying to break the uptime world record

Me learning Linux:

I have no idea what the difference between systemd-boot and grub.

Also, I'm not going to check which one is being used, I'll just remove the one I don't like

Linux:

Get after it chief

Why did I have both installed? No idea. Did I have to make and use a recovery USB? Absolutely.

That's true

It's case by case which apps choose to do c/blah@blah as links, but the official correct way what all apps should render is !blah@blah

Actually, both do in Summit. Not sure if they'd lead to the same spot in a real case though.

Don't reboot 🙏

Bootloader’s gone boss. Now what?

Just...force yourself to use GIMP for a year or 6mo or smth long.

May i introduce to you: containerization and virtualizaton?

With the AUR in arch linux, that problem does not exist.

It is still in the beta, so there's a lot that can still change. I'm actually not sure whether they have a release date in mind.

COSMIC is a decent middle ground but I find it a bit heavy/slow for what it can do right now. The option for stacked and tiling is nice, the customization is lacking and is no where near KDE but it's slightly better than gnome, slightly.

Cosmic DE is supposedly a food mix between GNOME's nearly zealous anticonfiguration stance and KDEs "configure everything" stance. It might see more uptake after it becomes stable. But I doubt it'll convince the "I want an Apple UI and UX" club.

I just edited my comment with both and even viewing it through your Piefed instance only the ! community@instance style renders as a link.

I’m not on lemmy, I’m on Piefed :3

Good to know, thanks for the info! I don’t think any of my regular games have anti cheat (thankfully), but if I run into problems it’s good to know where to check

It can be hit or miss from game to game, check out protondb.com if you're ever having problems getting a game to work, sometimes there's small tweaks you need to do. Some stuff that uses anti cheat doesn't work as well, like Valorant or Fortnite. I've been gaming on Linux primarily for years though and it's never been better.

I ran a little test game of Balatro to make sure games ran alright, and to my surprise everything seems good! (knock on wood) I always thought installing was going to be a lot more painful, but so far the worst part was backing everything up.

Lemmy uses !community@domain, not c/community. !test@example.com c/test@example.com

Welcome

Welcome to the fold! Linux Mint is great and gaming works too if that's your thing. Windows is dead. LONG LIVE LINUX

Refactor the kernel into holyc and you'll be forgiven.