The grass is always greener I guess

I don’t know anything about this show, is it a fairy tale rip off as much as the picture makes it seem?

It depends on what kind of software you usually use. You should look up the programs you use regularly/can’t live without to see if they have Linux versions or if they have decent replacements. If everything there checks out, find an LTS distro. Debian/Ubuntu and derivatives (PopOS or Mint) or fedora and derivatives (I don’t know any fedora derivatives) would be good.

I started using PopOS last year for a gaming machine and all the tinkering I did, I did because I’m a nerd and I wanted to. If I wanted an easy experience without even looking at a command line I think I could’ve.

One more thing. Most (maybe all?) Linux distros can be booted and viewed in a live environment from a USB without having to erase your whole drive (just make sure you don’t go through the setup and actually erase your drive (unless you want to))

Yall need to start using some damn toilet paper

This might make me sound like a chess elitist, but it can’t have been much of a chess club if they couldn’t beat you because they “can’t figure out what your next move is.”

I definitely get brain damage every time I open this app

But I thought the joke was to say something that isn’t true???

Wasn’t a delay announced a few days ago? Is this the same delay or was it pushed back even further?

What makes these two communities mutually exclusive?

I don’t care what people have to say about apple

More speed is more heat is more battery wear

Why is making it an option with the default set to off worse than what they have now (slow charging with no option)?

I know Samsung and pixel both have this option, and I would be surprised if other major manufacturers didn’t. While people have their grievances with them, I’ve never heard anyone complain about overall battery lifetime.

If that is an actual concern people have then they can just turn it off by default

Ok so make it an option

Any Debian/Ubuntu or fedora based distro will do you fine. I personally ran PopOS when I built my computer earlier this year and didn’t have any issues with it

Thank santa I’m not the only one

I set mine up with duckdns and caddy. In duckdns set the ip address to your machines local address. If memory serves, there’s a section in the vaultwarden wiki about using caddy with duckdns

My mobo (asrock) does this as well, I just assumed it was the default for all of them

Uhh someone can correct me if I’m wrong but I don’t think the motherboard cares what os you use nor does it much (if any) impact on gaming performance. In fact, the only “Linux compatible” piece of hardware I would suggest is an amd GPU, although even that isn’t really necessary anymore as several distros (PopOS, Nobara, and bazzite off the top of my head, probably more) have isos that come bundled with Nvidia drivers

Honestly with how hype the last few episodes have been I can see how it got to number 1

Yes

Never post this picture again please and thank you