Totally agree with you. I struggle to use it because it doesn't function the way I expect it to when I am trying to edit something. Still have it installed anyways because it has decent gif support.

Flatpak bottles can use wine in a sandboxed environment. Both flatpak and bottles have ways to restrict access to parts of the filesystem.

This joke has been circulating around since the IRC days.

Does Doctor Who have a franchise that it is compared to with a similar name?

Ignore my ignorance. I misunderstood what you meant by that. It's a shame that it's one letter off.

I had to actively push myself out of thinking this way. When a game hands something like a consumable to the player, it should be expected that they could use it at any point in time. If that item is non-renewable and certain encounters are designed around needing that item, then you actually playing a puzzle game that lets you permanently destroy the puzzle pieces with no warning.

Crystal Project does exactly that. The DoT effects do health percent damage, and the stronger enemies and bosses have resistance to it rather than full on immunity.

Senior is also the word to describe students in the 12th grade, the final year of high school.

League of Legends has official controller support (from I've heard). The graph will need to be updated when the game inevitably hits consoles.

Not that surprising. It advertises itself as a gaming first distro and is very stable out of the box. It would be either that or bazzite for the top spot.

I rarely have to troubleshoot. The only issues I've run into lately is the package manager (pacman) refusing to download an updated package. Refreshing the mirrors or a quick internet search is usually enough to fix that.

From my experience, the only times troubleshooting is needed is if you tinker with things or use programs outside of the package manager.

Hell yeah! Programming socks are overrated.

My condolences