If you’re going easy but need something more up to date, Fedora based is a good middle ground. Nobara more gaming oriented.

Poor tree

I never write my full name anyway, just my first name.

I are above at you four machine am after death at me

(see screenshot of Star Wars movie being played)

10⁷⁸ years of it according to one theory.

A backup 3 months old off-site. That doesn’t sound like a very recent backup 🌝

I replaced a fan on my Lenovo ThinkPad so yeah, it wasn’t difficult except for that moment of adding the right amount of thermal paste.

But that will just make it bla… Oh…

Same, but saw the ‘piracy/linux’ in post title and knew it had to be him.

Opened a post about how to play pirated games and it got reported.

Lutris is the answer to this post’s question.

This is most important, if OP isn’t using any ‘enterprise’ apps, they should be able to function on FOSS, wine or proton apps.

Damn, that’s underhanded. I know every purchase is a license to view the material, not own it, but come on!

I get the impression it’s a very balanced relationship: Fedora develops, Redhat devs perfect, then it gets thrown back to Fedora. I’m not well read on the subject, but Fedora isn’t hating on their positioning.

I barely played DCSS and that was a fun read.

It’s recommended for CachyOS, in fact the option was made default in the installer within the last month because grub was stuck in default while limine was being recommended first and foremost in the installation wiki.

The amazing thing is that people generated AI art and then say

“I generated some AI art.”

No you didn’t, you told an AI model what to make using what is virtually search terms and some constraints.

Cachyos has a meta gaming package which will install steam, Lutris and a couple of launchers like heroic games launcher. Should have some extra optimisations as well. Lutris can install emulators too, as well as showing games in your steam library. I’m not sure if it can go full screen like retroarch and use a controller to select games, maybe it can.

Get Nitro!!! /s

Kde connect has some odd issues with routers, I’m suspecting the network swapping from 2.4g to 5g.

I always recall Bose for their high quality almost ‘vintage’ devices, and they should encourage their newer digital devices to become the old high quality devices that still work, sitting in someone’s home.