UnbornTao

Oh, it's a meme.

I was planning on installing Windows on a VM for spare use of more esoteric software. I think that, for now, setting up my system is more than enough. But thank you, I may actually do that at some point.

I just deleted my Linux Mint and Windows partitions and installed CachyOS. I'm enjoying it so far! I'm just afraid that my computer will blow up or something if it doesn't get updated every week. (because it's based on Arch). - What a bunch of nerds!

Do you dip the baguette in coffee? This is not a euphemism.

Human creativity at its finest.

For hackers? Probably not suitable for beginners.

Dune:

I can't believe it's not butter.

Merci, je vais peut-être essayer.

It recently won a bunch of awards, didn't it? I might give Kingdom Come II a go at some point, I've heard it's like Skyrim but butter.

Oh la la

Didn't Einstein said that memorization is the fool's intelligence? (Paraphrasing). I liked that. If he didn't, it's now mine.

One - personal space. Two - personal space. Three - stay out of my personal space.

A bit. Thanks man.

Just a hobbyist, not much of a tech guy, but I enjoy learning about some of these things.

You've joined the dark side.

@Leo Gura Got Scrivener running through Lutris (on Linux Mint).

@Joseph Maynor Maybe try Mint or CachyOS instead of Manjaro.

Me too.

The desktop environment? Hmm, no, I haven't tried it. I've heard it's pretty, but a bit bloated in that sense. I prefer a more barebones interface. COSMIC seems more interesting to me.

I think Linux Mint is a bit more accessible for newcomers than vanilla Debian. Fedora may be a better option for a more up-to-date base.

The real deal is iPadOS.