Formerly ClipperDefiance@lemmy.world and MintRaccoon@kbin.social
The only immutable distro I’ve tried is Bazzite. It’s gaming-oriented, but can work well as a desktop. It also does offer a KDE edition, but for some reason they intentionally ship with some GNOME programs instead of the KDE ones. For example, a fresh KDE edition installation includes Ptyxis instead of Konsole.
Also, DistroWatch’s search has the option to only show immutable distros. It’s under the Distribution Category option. I figure that might help you find a few more options.
You are correct.
GBwiki recommends DigiKey for OEM quality batteries.
By the way, if you find that one of your 3DS cartridges has become corrupted there’s still a chance to save it. There’s a homebrew application that can check for corruption and potentially fix the cartridge.
If you haven’t already installed custom firmware on your 3DS yet, then make sure you follow this guide and no other. Never follow a video guide as they are often outdated and may contain unsafe methods of hacking the system.
I use KDE. I like that it doesn’t fight my choices and actively supports customization. GNOME is too opinionated for me. They have a specific vision on what the desktop should be and that vision just doesn’t jive with me.
These days CRTs do still have the niche of being better for retro gaming. Modern televisions process the image and that adds frames of visual lag between when a button is pressed and when the action is displayed. Since many games require precise inputs this can make a significant difference in how well a game plays. There are ways to compensate for this with scalers (RetroTINK, OSSC, Morph 4K), but they aren’t cheap (like $400+) There’s also the fact that many newer televisions just don’t have compatible inputs for older consoles and cheap converters or adapters often add even more lag.
How about this gem from their localization of Vay:
In the US version, Sirufa’s dialogue has been rewritten. Now, her wind powers are due to a bet she lost with an unexplained “Thaldar”, as a result of which she “received the curse of eternal seimic flatulence.” This is then used to create a mechanic whereby, if Sirufa’s teleportation is used without having all party members equipped with “Filtration Masks”, the unequipped members will be “overcome by the noxious fumes” and remove the rest of the party’s masks before dying, causing an instant game over.
Text from TCRF.
I have a T480 that I bought a few years ago for around $250 (~€217). There are a number of possible configurations, but the one I bought was an i7 with 16 GB RAM, and a 256 GB SSD. I replaced the drive with a 1 TB SSD, so that was another $100 (~€87). Prices on this model have gone down since I bought mine as it is about 8 years old. I still highly recommend one since it can be upgraded to 64 GB RAM and has a removable battery, unlike many newer models. Just make sure it’s a T480 and not a T480s. The T480s doesn’t have upgradable RAM or a removable battery.
Gen 1: Raichu or Slowbro
Gen 2: Xatu, Azumarill, or Quagsire
Gen 3: Spheal
Gen 4: Not sure, there are a lot I really like here.
Gen 5: Lampent
Gen 6: Espurr
Gen 7: Ribombee or Alolan Raichu
Gen 8: Hisuian Growlithe
Gen 9: Pawmot
Starter: Totodile
Mega: Delphox
Legendary/Mythical: Shaymin (I guess)
Sankaku is funny for all the wrong reasons. I remember when Free! came out and they were absolutely seething that KyoAni was catering to women for once instead of them.
If you haven’t already you should check out the game’s regional differences. Most notably the Stage 6 opening cutscene was heavily censored in the North American version.
They actually did have an online multiplayer game named .hack//frägment, but it was only released in Japan. I believe there’s a work in progress English patch for the game as well as custom servers.
They removed all videos from non-verified accounts a few years ago. They reason I heard they did this was so they didn’t have to do as much work moderating uploads. One thing they had a big issue with was content posted without the consent of everyone involved (such as revenge porn).
I use KDE. I like how easy it is to customize pretty much everything. Like, if I want everything to be green, I can make everything green and no one can stop me.
I think there’s something in the config file that lets you do that, but I don’t remember off the top of my head. Alternatively, you could just find a theme for SDDM (assuming you haven’t switched to Plasma Login Manager yet) that has what you want. Here’s one as an example.
I was using image editor as a kind of generic term. Either way there really aren’t many options.
By the way, did you get Krita from their website or F-Droid? The version on the website is newer, so if you haven’t already tried that version you could try it as a last ditch effort.
I was actually referring to the UI being too small to be usable, but that seems like a pretty big problem too. Unfortunately, there aren’t a lot of open source image editors that are in active development on Android.
Krita is probably the best choice as long as you’re using a tablet. I don’t believe it’s usable on a phone, though.
The pre-installed stuff is also often configured in a way they leaves it with massive security holes.
It’s literally this one techbro’s personal vibe coded Arch setup. Also, the guy is an all around awful person.