People have censorship ingrained in them so thoroughly that they carry it with them at all times, even when it is blatantly unnecessary. Buncha cunts if you ask me!

Sticking to Endavour OS I think, but I said the same thing about Archlinux and Mint and Neon and Debian so who knows!

I liked Micro just a little bit more than Nano

I never had luck with the Foss ones besides Revolution. For paid I liked CoreIRC

i_am_root

Hunter2

True lmao

Why the hell you on EOS forum? Never looked at it, didn’t realize it was a cesspool. But like, no ones forcing you to use that shitty forum? I doubt most EOS users even bother to look at it.

Awful community? Its Arch, which is regarded as having one of the most comprehensive guides and as long as you find someone willing to not be a dick, the community is great!

KDE Neon or EndeavorOS are also options, depending on whats important to you in a distro. I recommend getting a live usb so you can boot into linux and try it before installing the whole system.

Personally had the most success with Newpipe, but having tried pipepipe just now I’d probably go with that, seems like Tubular/Newpipe but better.

Its “free” to install. Still a pain in the ass and needs to be unlocked with MAS lol

Archlinux is very similar to steamdeck so i recommend either that or EndevourOS. Lutris + Wine-GE lets you play basically any game, from Windows or other hardware, on linux so i recommend that

A few cheap hard drives. I spent about $150 for a 4tb, an internal 2tb, and an external 2tb hard drive. Then a couple of tb of SSD for speed.

Wine-GE + Lutris. I have over 200 pc games working on my Archlinux install.

Installed with archinstall and got it up and running in less than 30 minutes. Assuming you have used linux before it really shouldn’t take too long, i use arch btw

Pollymc

First try i got a similar image just dog/cat was reversed, but it was closer than i expected. Using sdxl

Theres a sweet spot before like 2010 where computer skills are still prevalent enough to be taught en masse, but the upcoming generation seem to be learning touchscreen keyboards and app stores long before they ever use a mouse or try to download off a website. The older generation has had time to adjust but a lot still struggle with tech.