I am also Mint user but I should be like NixOS user by this image. I am planning on switching to CachyOS tho.

Thankfully our uni forces us to use Linux at least in a form of WSL.

Linux is my only real love, but as much as I love it I am not ready for Arch. Therefore my estrogen after a month long trial sits on my shelf. Currently on Mint and confused as fuck. Any idea where I can get SERMs?

A ty chuju bobře

Same

Can I use it to run pirated games through WINE and Lutris?

I try to avoid flatpaks as much as possible. Vesktop on on flatpak takes like 15%CPU while .deb takes like 3% (both on idle)

Troubleshooting for friends or getting paid for playing a kernel level game in my case.

When I started 9 ago I somehow managed to destroy my Debian install (specifically the Wayland session) when I tried to install Genshin Impact. Now I play happily play Genshin on my Mint. But my starting philosophy was: Better break it now before I put too much time into it.

They charge only those who are not technically literate enough to transfer to Linux. Cracking Windows is a piece of cake but if someone can’t do that they probably will not switch.

Windows is already basically free using the user as a product

I don’t understand

I tried it -> couldn’t figure out how to get rid off vertical tabs -> uninstalled -> installed Librewolf

I was disgusted by Riot adding kernel level 24/7 spyware. That was the last straw for me solidifying my decision to quit League. After a month I’ve installed Linux on another SSD and had so much more fun with it than in LoL. It can be a little bit frustrating but that’s also why I played LoL and it’s so much healthier dose of frustration. Eight months daily driving Linux, 5 months completely clean of LoL, social life improved a LOT and a question of a scholarship is now how high and not if.

Surpsingly a lot of adults play Roblox. I dislike the game but I was asked multiple times by my older peers to play Roblox.

KDE is just KDE. It has clear pros and cons. Hopefully one day they will take care of the cons.

I still turn it on every few months. It’s helpful to make sure that kernel works fine and it’s just my VGA port making trouble. Also some beta stuff doesn’t work on Linux. When friends call me to play a game that doesn’t work properly after a quick install I don’t have the time to search on forums. If someone could tell me how to run pirated Hades II I would be glad. It only start up once and 2nd time it crashes. I’m not gonna pay 30€ for it nor finish it in one breath.

Dunno. Me and a friend had issues with Wayland, so we switched to X11 and that’s already like forty percent of Linux community.

It only asks you to restart?