I used Lutris for anything Windows related that needs installers, etc. You can run that on pretty much anything.

As far as distros go it depends on how hands off you want it to be. If you want a set it and forget it distro I’d go with Fedora or Ubuntu.

If you want something more bleeding edge and customisable I’d go with EndeavourOS, which is basically Arch on rails.

I’ve been using Syncthing-Fork for a while now. It seems to work fine for me, however you do need to launch it occasionally as sometimes it can get killed when backgrounded depending on your flavour of Android.

I’d say charging cables / most kinds of wires.

People are used to and comfortable with wireless charging these days despite it being spotty in terms of availability.

Better charging rates and capacity to power larger appliances might end up with you having a completely wireless home.

Oh man I love the partially popped ones. I love finding a cluster of them in the bottom of the bag.

Since desktop mode is basically just KDE but without the ability to install software packages you could try Fedora.

They do a version just like desktop mode that has you install everything through the store, or you can get the regular variety to get a bit more flexibility.

Personally I’d steer clear of anything special as your first Linux install. Go with standard Fedora, then you can experiment and branch out if you’re interested, but you don’t have to if you like what you’ve got.

I think it suits you. Definitely keep.

This may also be a sign I’m playing too much factorio

Random thought. If WW3 happens and a handful of people bail on earth and escape to the moon, would it actually be possible to manufacture a base and survive up there without any further support?

I’m glad I switched to Tidal already

Run. Run as far as I can and never stop.

I always picked the castle as a kiddo. Where the fuck did the last 30 years go?!

Recent notifications that you haven’t manually dismissed / cleared appear as a little bell icon in the tray. Clicking that reveals them all.

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I used to have an hour of Internet a week as a kid. I’m sure it cost a lot paying per minute.

Interesting! This explains why the supermarket bakery I worked at had ovens that steamed everything.

They were never anyone’s friends.

It’s very interesting how they’re perfectly happy to do this type of thing to the rest of the world, but when it’s done to them suddenly they’re up in arms.

A girl got assulted walking to school in year 10 or so. Never heard any more about it, but there was a lot of concern in the air over it for a while.

Okay you win the fediverse for the week. 10/10

Yup pretty much this. All I want is to live in blissful ignorance.