Ahh, mints on a slower release cycle. I know a popular starter distro but I personally wouldn’t recommend it for starters looking to game.
If you’re ever open to trying again, Bazzite and Nobara are gaming focused and have a better nvidia experience out of the box.
30, everytime I’m about to fall asleep, and every time I wake up.
Yes but then you also have to wait for steam and it’s games to update.
I can see a full hour being lost to updates if it’s been long enough
A full year of gaming nirvana
Preparing myself for the world Titor predicted. Small communities.
Learning to homestead as best I can as a renter. Lots of raised beds and planter bags.
I only buy things to support my hobbies. Saving up for land and a prefab home so I can go completely independent.
I don’t want to worry if critical food gets expensive again.
I think it’s mostly a matter of having it preinstalled.
The perception is that if it’s pre installed, then it is designed for the device.
Upvoting for Organic Maps.
It amazes me something truly free can be so much better than the commercial behemoth version.
There is a network effect to popular games.
However as more people stop buying the network effect gets weaker.
Its happening visibly with the new Call of Duty. Many i know bought it and then stopped playing shortly after because much of their friends are waiting for sales now or just find the game bad.
Those people will be thinking twice before buying next year.
Sofi
It happens! And that list surely isn’t comprehensive.
I’ve been nagging my bank’s support to add the Graphene’s signatures, for example, no luck so far 😞
McDonalds? Uber?
They both have fully functioning webapps btw.
Interested in this configuration also
Same page as you. I found Obsidian but deferred to Logseq instead for two reasons:
But seeing this post reaffirms I should find an alternative. They want collaborative features, etc. That roadmap is very different from what I was wanting out of a “second brain”.
I have already been considering switching back to Obsidian and pairing it with Quartz for publishing.
AnyType seemed close as well, but it has a ton of features I wouldn’t use and it’s not clear to me how I could generate a website from it.
They’re adding a database to back it?
That’s off putting, I liked its simplicity, and it’s being open source.
That wouldn’t feel safe to me, I’d probably illegally use the sidewalk just to not get grey hairs for riding a bicycle.
That said, it does take time. I’ve started seeing people use bike lanes here after over a year of them being marked and barricaded
I think what theyre getting at, is that in the assailant’s mind it’s justified, or they wouldn’t have done it.
I cannot deny that haha.
The options have pros and cons. Butnit can definitely be overwhelming to new users.
It’s frustrating that many intermediate users get elitist and recommend more advanced distros to beginners as well.