Blaster M

Well, Mr. Pretti was 2A carrying, and what do I hear? “He shouldn’t have been carrying”, " he was reaching for his gun", “you don’t know, you weren’t there”, " he was a violent individual confronting federal officers", and so on. Rules for thee but not for me and all that.

Linux is like that spider swatting meme where the spider gets squished, and then it explodes into a million smaller spiders that run every direction.

Well, then, Redfin, what are you gonna do about it?

1: WINE and Proton 2: Wayland switchover 3: Linux kernel features and fixes

That means nothing if your latency spikes or some packets drop at the moment you need to click and not hold, or move the mouse precisely and drop.

1: You’re not yet ready for Arch and Arch derivatives (CachyOS, EndeavorOS, etc.)

2: Fedora KDE

3: Fedora KDE

4: Fedora KDE

Linux Mint is good, but it, like Ubuntu and Debian, are “vintage” linuxes that are very behind on software versions. Things are moving very fast right now with a lot of back end linux stuff changing rapidly to support more people and programs coming off Windows. Fedora is the best “middle ground” in that it’s not Arch bleeding edge, but it is also not Debian stable “vintage”.

You do need to install RPM Fusion for Fedora to go from nvidia open source driver to nvidia proprietary driver, though.

KDE is a fully featured desktop that will give you familiarity with Windows-like layouts. Some other desktops, like GNOME, tend to reinvent the wheel and have very different desktop workflows. You’ll have to boot the live discs / sticks and poke around to understand what I mean.

To make a boot disc, use an 8GB+ usb stick and rufus - https://rufus.ie/

TLC is the technology, not the manufacturer. TLC means three bits per cell, versus QLC which has 4 bits per cell. Every extra bit the cell has to store exponentially reduces its write cycle.

Let’s hope not

On the upside, we consumers get to have the superior TLC SSDs (better write durability).

Those rules were written in blood. Remember this two decades from now when those reactors are online and have a “minor issue”.

As someone who remotes home frequently, no, the experience is not quite right. Packet drop and latency cause lots of input errors and misclicks. Sometimes the local internet decides not to carry your packets, and sometimes even connecting over vpn doesn’t.

You do not want a cloud desktop. You want a physical desktop and supplement with cloud services you can’t run locally.