Who would’ve thought that the best way to become profitable was to just have a good service?

I think what people are forgetting that steam machine is literally a PC. It’s not a console to port something onto it. As long as the game supports proton it runs on it

There are a lot of free fonts (open source in your language) out there that cost nothing to use.

What’s the ETA of the iOS app?

512GB SD card from Samsung or sandisk costs $50 in my country whereas those micro SSDs start at $120 for some reputable brands like Kingston

What kind of games do you play?

yep but with the type of games I play, they wont fit in. 512gb SD card is barely affordable for me. Can’t think about a SSD

just watched a few videos on youtube about ssd vs sd card and it isnt all that bad unless i play some fast paced game

I watched some youtube video where he used that set up but the cache and stuff was filling up the internal drive.

This is purely subjective and depends on whom you’re talking to. While I’ve had series of burn out stages with free software development and maintenance, I only distanced myself from writing code but not the community altogether. I also only work for orgs that are run by volunteers not by companies so theres that. If you work on projects that are led by a company, you’ll always feel like you’re being used because there’s no sense of belonging.

Python? Yes

Last summer. Loved the epilogue part 2 and uncle and John’s jokes

Red dead redemption 2

These days I prefer reading manuals and documentation to get the most basic version of anything running and then build up on it. If anything goes wrong, I go to stackoverflow

Always go for AMD. They have the best driver support for Linux

Just use the live installer, it includes the calamares installer which is as simple as installation in mint.

I knew this company and its products are going to shit when they started forcing AI on their employees. Soon they pushed AI into windows and now are launching AI products baked into windows which are of no use. They aren’t solving any problems but creating new ones instead

Wdym not user friendly? I use Debian everyday and the stuff you were talking about dates back to the bullseye days.

Trixie is a lot more user friendly and even includes the calamares installer now which is a GUI installer that’s similar to mint’s one

It also comes with gnome software and you can enable flatpaks with 2 commands. I don’t see how that’s not user friendly in any way.

Of course nonfree software is a different case but you can always use snap or flatpak for it

Debian is a stable operating system and as user friendly as mint once you get past the installation.

Mint also uses a Ubuntu base but Debian has better quality of packages and is less likely to break.

LMDE is also a good option in this case

Most folks I know don’t know the existence of security updates or Windows 10’s EOL so they just keep using it. Even if I told them about the EOL their pcs wouldn’t run Windows 11 nor they’re interested in Linux