Nice, it would be nice to streamline the process of installing and launching non-Steam games. It’s a multi-step process for me right now.

It’s like watching someone pour gas over themselves and light a match. Horrifying yet you can’t look away.

Thanks!

Why that and not standard Ubuntu-based Mint? At minimum you lose PPAs and the Driver Manager. What’s the upside?

I don’t care if it’s real, I lol’d.

Was it Gather? My team uses that, it’s great.

Fuckin’ A

That’s helpful, thanks!

Could you give an example? I’ve never seen any but the most unobtrusive of ads.

I said what I said. Thanks for listing alternatives, though!

If you’re on a budget, make sure to redeem the weekly free games from Epic and Amazon if you have Prime. You can play them all on your deck via Heroic Games Launcher.

That’s easy, it’s a chromium browser with built-in ad-blocking that hasn’t been kneecapped by manifest v3.

…and cross-platform syncing, automatic updates, and Widevine support out of the box

Yeah, I meant rewrites of complete shipped products, so your exception fits

Exactly. Full rewrites nearly always end in failure.

Bottom center Santa is holding the reindeer’s hoof, but the reindeer’s leg in the same side is also down below Santa’s arm

Cool. Your comments are coming across as hostile, rude, and unhelpful. Bye.

Care to elaborate?

I work for a company whose product is built on dotnet. I worked in Windows for a long time but with the shitshow that is 11, I switched to Mac at my last hardware refresh. Linux isn’t an option here yet, but we host in Linux, so I hope it will be an option eventually.

Rider, the only extension I wouldn’t want to live without is IdeaVim.

The Venture Brothers did a great sendup of this trope in “The Handsome Ransom.”

Matteo D’Ottavio if you want in depth moka pot geekery