I too am a warrior and I raise my battleaxe to you!

Not that I know of

Yeah. This is my alias to download music from YouTube alias yt-dmus='yt-dlp -x --audio-format opus "$@"'

I’ve been using EndeavourOS for the last 18 months, before that I spent about 9 years on Tumbleweed and before that, I was a inveterate distro hopper. Having spent so long rolling, there’s no way I could go back to fixed.

But I’m not in the US

Me neither, Europe here.

It’s working here. Are you on a VPN?

I would start with Python. It’s a fun language to learn, and generally recommended for beginners. Towards the end, I would spend a few sessions on c, not to teach them c but to give them an appreciation for what they get for free in higher level languages.

Surely, Richard Stallman uses GNU/Linux

Linux Questions was a good forum. I haven’t used it in a long time so I don’t know if it still is.

And both drug dealers and software companies refer to their clients as users.

That’s one of them, another is EndeavourOS which is my distro of choice.

I don’t know about Steam OS but with EndeavourOS, you still have to keep an eye on the Arch news and make any manual interventions that are required. If you don’t, you can end up with a broken system. If you do that, it’s utterly reliable.

Plasma. Or at least it is for me, your opinion may differ.

I’m somewhere between 2 and 3 also. I rarely bring Linux up unless the topic is operating systems or I’m directly asked about it. Then I’ll talk your ears off.

If you want to know which one is right, ask yourself what int* i, j gives you and you’ll see this one is wrong.

Tumbleweed doesn’t offer a torrent because there’s a new iso nearly every day.

You should report it as a bug here

I can’t speak to that as I’ve never used it. I see no reason to change from Plasma.

Yeah but more people run a release on a wider range of hardware do the alphas and betas. While your right about the impression it makes, it really boils down to how quickly things are fixed.

but they did release it too early as it is still quite buggy.

This is often done to get more feedback.