I’ve told this story on here before, but here it is again: I used to write for a very Windows-centric computer magazine, and after a couple of years I noticed that most of the content I was writing was about how to make Windows behave less like Windows. So I thought I’d give Linux a go, and I haven’t looked back since. I’ve had phases when I tried convincing all my friends to make the switch, but I’ve realized that it’s just not for everyone. I don’t think I’m obsessed, I don’t customize my desktop much, I just want my system to work smoothly.

One step at a time…

Is the deer the Libreboot logo? Mine has a rabbit (Coreboot). I flashed Coreboot on my old Chromebook a couple of years ago and it’s been running different flavours of linux since without any fuss.

I’m looking forward to some actual reviews of this laptop

Now I want one of those! It’s a bit on the expensive side, though.

Cool. I’ll look into this. I haven’t used Lutris much, since Heroic has been launching most of my non-Steam games just fine.

If I was in the market for a new prebuilt PC, this would be a contender. As it is, I’ll save my money and buy a new AMD GPU when my savings allow it.

I believe Dell even has some models that come with Linux preinstalled.

CyanogenMod

That would be LineageOS now. but yes, definitely root the hell out of your brain implant!

Edit: spelling.

Nah, people aren’t smug about using POP OS it’s more like Ubuntu for gamers.

Yes. Whenever it’s fitting to say “fuck Nvidia!” So likely forever and ever and always.

Thank you, I didn’t know about piped.video so this was very useful.

Good bot!

This is what I do too. I’ve been considering switching to XFCE everywhere, because why use more resources, when XFCE does the job insert The Office “why waste time say lot words …”-gif