What was the reason? I remember Pop looks pretty nice.
I've had issues when I used to use Mint (from mucking around with dependencies and such granted, and python environments) but I'm short on time so I'll probably try it next. KDE usually looks nicer and controls peripheries better (like screen brightness).
From my experience Bazzite is the easiest to use system for gaming on Linux, but I can't install it.
I tested Garuda, but even the Mokka edition I know my friend won't like the aesthetic of, and although it works, for some reason on my monitor it only shows 720p resolution - I don't know why. It even makes the bios go into 720p when it's otherwise fine. But that could be because I have a 2k monitor.
I was going to gift them the PC tomorrow since they leave the country for December, so also running out of time. Willing to try other gaming focused systems too that are very beginner friendly (so no arch recommendations I think - and ideally something immutable).
From my experience Bazzite is the easiest to use system for gaming on Linux, but I can't install it.
I tested Garuda, but even the Mokka edition I know my friend won't like the aesthetic of, and although it works, for some reason on my monitor it only shows 720p resolution - I don't know why. It even makes the bios go into 720p when it's otherwise fine. But that could be because I have a 2k monitor.
I was going to gift them the PC tomorrow since they leave the country for December, so also running out of time. Willing to try other gaming focused systems too that are very beginner friendly (so no arch recommendations I think - and ideally something immutable)
From my experience Bazzite is the easiest to use system for gaming on Linux, but I can't install it.
I tested Garuda, but even the Mokka edition I know my friend won't like the aesthetic of, and although it works, for some reason on my monitor it only shows 720p resolution - I don't know why. It even makes the bios go into 720p when it's otherwise fine. But that could be because I have a 2k monitor.
I was going to gift them the PC tomorrow since they leave the country for December, so also running out of time. Willing to try other gaming focused systems too.
But veganism can use leather and eat meat in the appropriate circumstances come to think of it.
Edit: just to be clear, this was something I was told by other Vegans, including in person. Roadkill or an existing carcass of an animal that dies naturally for example are fine.
I doubt they're either trans or vegan. I think they're one of those right wing folk who just like to make minorities look bad, like that goyper who started that whole kid furries ask for litterboxes at school thing.
Ahhh, you are that person that misrepresents trans people and makes them look bad on purpose! You just forgot your schtick for a moment. Nevermind then, your opinion is meaningless.
Yeah, but vegans also don't use animal products as well (and sometimes products that may hurt animals secondarily) so it's a descriptor for not just diet but lifestyle. And vegetarianism allows for animal byproducts but not meat, so also not omnivorous I think?
Yes I am