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  1.  @malchir4036  Games didn't get much better from that point, honestly
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  2.  @phuonglu1332  So... You like... Fish sticks?
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  3. Put Android-x86 on a Pentium computer and a Core computer, they will perform the same. Processors are becoming stronger not because they need to, but because software is becoming bloated. So from that angle, they are overrated
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  4.  @TourGuide223  I agree, if you want multiple OS's in one single instance, you do need a strong CPU. That reason is actually legit and not biased at all
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  5. I just keep making combinations I can remember until the Ubuntu installer tells me I'm in the green
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  6. And Shell Extensions. They're not praised enough
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  7. And now DLSS works *with Proton*. Along with RTX, G-Sync, and once Wayland becomes as mainstream as X, HDR!
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  8. Maybe it's echoing the password so you're 100% sure you typed it correctly? And anyway you wouldn't be live streaming an installation of the OS to your actual hardware
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  9. It will, in about 10 more years
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  10. HDR already works in Linux, just needs to be selected on the GPU side. I believe on Nvidia it's changing color depth to 10bpc, and that's it? I'm not entirely sure because I don't own an HDR monitor (yet), but that's the technicality of it
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  11. Flatpaks ftw!
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  12.  @majorgamerjay5221  QT*
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  13. I also used to not like Flatpaks, but then when I realised literally every single piece of software they deliver is packaged better than the PPA versions, I gave in. Especially emulators. I do love me some PS2 games
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  14. Dang, Elden Ring DLC looks amazing
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  15. If you take a second to learn how to tweak your bios manually, you won't even need the Windows software to do it for you
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  16. The reason why DNF is "slow", in my understanding, is because each time you nag it, it automatically checks for updates of the program you want to install. Because Fedora's kinda became a rolling release distro, and that way it's stopping itself from crashing and burning that could be caused by outdated packages.
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  17. Holy shit was that a Just a Pancake reference?
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  18.  @MentalOutlaw  Not anymore though. 3.36 is as good as any other modern GUI DE. KDE user btw
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  19.    I honestly can't remember when was the last time I even wanted icons on my desktop. From my perspective, Gnome is simply a debloated UI that you can still tweak if you're capable enough to click a button
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  20.  @seronymus  Exactly why I keep The Fifth Element in my collection.
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  21. Because Ubuntu uses a... Not so good icon notification indicator thingie. Basic "topicons" is perfect, install that and all the indicators will show up on the panel
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  22. Tried KDE Neon? Just today it got the 25th anniversary edition update, and it's running magically
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  23. Excited for the upcoming 3.30 version? Supposedly, it'll recieve a huge performance patch
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  24. Reporting from 2024, bought a 6750 XT because 6800 XT was sold out lol
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  25.  @singletona082  That's pretty much how it even today evolves > It's capable of doing a thing > Thing is done manually until it reaches mainline DE/kernel/distros > Thing suddenly becomes MAGIC
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  26.  @vali20vali20vali20  For the Extensions issue: I search its page for solutions, and if there are none, just find an alternative that works. And since I'm using an LTS DE, there's no fear of the extension suddenly "breaking" Gnome. And for the part with nitpicks: I've never seen a person turning so many obvious design choices into flaws. Gnome's just meant to work that way, and if you don't like it, then it's not for you. For example, you could say how KDE is oversaturated and bloated with too many choices in customisation, a first time user will definitely find a way to break it at least twice in the first day. Doesn't that sound a bit biased? There's a reason you have a choice with Linux
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  27. For Lightroom, the closest thing that's a 1:1 replacement is Darktable. ...Eh? Get it? Lightroom? Darktable? Anyway, yeah, give it a shot
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  28. @Schrödinger Cat Aaaaaaaactually, Nvidia open sourced their development kit. And the raw performance (under KDE) is fluid. Both native games and through Proton are set at Ultra settings on my 1660 Super, and the experience is kinda magical
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  29. Oh nooo, if only desktop environments had their own native file archiving/compressing applications
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  30. I hate Microsoft, but I use both LibreOffice and Microsoft Office. Not because Libre isn't good, but because Microsoft is so widely accepted, and a requirement in today's business age
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  31. When will BSD start supporting current technologies?
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  32. Proton is definitely capable of everything it can be done, and more (FSR in any game, forcing a specific frame cap in any game, and so on), it just depends on game's developers if they will let it work through it. HDR is also a possibility with Wayland, which is realistically the only "feature" missing from Linux. At least for media consumption/gaming alone
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  33. @MaCroX95 And Kernel updates?
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  34. Pop!_OS is what Ubuntu should've been
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  35. Aye! I love how it's the only package manager (on KDE) which allows me to restart updated services with just a post-update toggle. For that alone, it beats all else
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  36. Ark works. But not the native Linux client. Through Proton, it works way better lol. Only drawback is anticheat, but there are some multiplayer servers that don't use it
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  37.  @orcaflotta7867  Memorising commands = memorising shortcuts. And brining a mouse to the fight? Bad idea
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  38. Hell ye, Dream Theater fan!
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  39. @Ziv Zulander Test a PS2 emulator with overclocked and non-overclocked hardware, then come back to correct your statement
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  40.  @jojojo5145  I can kinda agree with Krita and Gimp if you're unable to reprogram your brain, but Proton is at the native level, or better. Red Dead 2 for example objectively runs better on Linux, because it's already using mostly open source technologies to run. There's nothing to "emulate". And in my case, The Witcher 3, AC: Odyssey, Arkham Knight, Final Fantasy XV and pretty much everything else run without drawbacks. Anti-cheat spyware is being worked on, thanks to Valve's newest Steam handheld console. Also also, Wine Is Not an Emulator. It's in the frickin' name
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  41. I dunno, I find Kubuntu has the best implementation of KDE. For example, KDE Neon's latest update causes stuttering across entire desktop when a notification pops up, in both windowed and fullscreened apps. And I had it configured exactly the same as I have Kubuntu at the moment. Sure it's nice to receive all the latest updates, but not all of them are always flawless
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  42. Ayy, fellow Xanmod user!
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  43. Fedora is the perfect example of what a "bare install" for home computers should be
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  44. When I bought my first laptop for Linux, I bought separately a freshly new hard drive and popped it in even before booting up the system, 'cause I couldn't find one without Windows in it, anywhere. You can always go one step beyond the madness
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  45. Only if it used KDE as a base instead of Gnome...
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  46.  @zValkz  They just made the "WARNING DO NOT DO THIS THING" text a different color lol, it was equally his fault for not reading
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  47.  @zValkz  The GUI button didn't work though, that should've been enough of an indicator, the system was throwing all warnings at him not to proceed
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  48. Upgrade your gpu. That's honestly the only way. Gnome3 is designed for modern hardware, you have Gnome2 (Mate) for older hardware. Though, I'm using Gnome3 on my Intel Pentium B950, and it works smooth enough for my noticing. Fedora has the best Gnome3 integration today, and driver manager is similar to Ubuntu or Manjaro, only built into the app store. All you have to do is install RPM Fusion https://rpmfusion.org/Configuration from this site, both free and non free versions, that way you'll have the complete experience. Install updates, install Nvidia driver, and godspeed. Sorry for the long post and hope everything ends up as it should :D
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  49. Well, as I said, the default Gnome version gives you one-click installs for both Nvidia driver and the driver manager. It should recognise the configuration and let you just pick the GPU you want to use. Have you tried that way? Or the good ol' asking the web way?
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  50.  @captainpep3  I'm expecting an open world experience for Rebirth, given the outside-of-Midgar section of the original was basically that. And I'm definitely buying the Crisis Core remake if it goes to Steam
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  51.  @silentgameplays  I'll take waiting a few more years until Proton becomes truly perfect over Windows getting worse and worse
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  52. Dude, I played this on my PSP :D
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  53. @MaCroX95 PPAs?
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  54. And then there's Linux. Just install a widely popular distro for home usage, and bwam! You can even convert your PC to a server, with absolutely 0 software tinkering
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  55. r/Eldenring is still alive!
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  56. My way of keeping my PC/room cool is not using high-end components 👍🏻
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  57. And when you're happy AND sad, you listen to prog metal!
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  58. Funny, in my experience, I always had to force Windows to do things. While Linux worked magically. I'm using a ton of peripherals, 5.1 speakers, PS4 controller, an enterprise-grade printer, while only 2 important software pieces I have are Google Chrome and Steam. 'Cause you can do 99.9% of everything in Chrome
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  59. Arch will surely ;) Though Fedora loves Gnome the most, I wouldn't be surprised if it gets it first
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  60. Aw, shame. Well, let's hope it'll catch up to KDE's magic of recourse management
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  61. Bought a mid-tier Motorola phone about 2-3 years ago for under 200 bucks. Dropped it so many times I'd have to replace it 3 times if it were an iPhone, and it doesn't even have visible scratches on the screen. Battery is still strong, fingerprint sensor is still snappy, waking the screen up is still instant, opening and using the camera is still fluid, it works exactly the same as the moment I took it from the box. Don't splurge money on expensive technology, it's not worth it
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  62. I'm in the Linux ecosystem. Local file sharing over LAN between all of my computers, remote control of my main computer/media player control/web site forwarding with KDE's magic, Wine to get a wider library of games, and all the other stuff manually or by cable. I don't like "one click solutions" because I always want to go back and tinker with the settings, but if I can't, I'll just feel shackled. I can always create specific shortcuts or key bindings for literally any single thing I want, because if I feel like my time is being wasted on moving the mouse across the screen, I can change that. If I want to make my desktop interface minimalistic and showing nothing but a wallpaper, I can do that. If I want to make it rich and full of useful shortcuts, panels, mini panels, desktop widgets, I can do that. In short, freedom brings power
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  63. Just install Tails on your USB drive, done
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  64. I'd like to add My Immortal by Evanescence from the Synthesis album. Best recorded vocals I've EVER heard
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  65.  @Megalomaniakaal  Yep, on RPCS3 I have resolution scale set beyond the native resolution. Exactly because it smooths out the image, even if the particular game doesn't support anti-aliasing
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  66.  @Mister_Phafanapolis  Means little to me when the 6750 doesn't have a non-XT variant. Also XT cards have more VRAM, so that's pretty neat Edit, quick Google search says XT cards can be ~10% faster
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  67. How is the latest Tomb Raider franchise woke? Just because Lara is having normally sized breasts?
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  68. If I was on Arch, Kernel 5.7 wouldn't have worked on my configuration correctly. So I'd anyway need to force it to do an Ubuntu and hold the kernel frozen until 5.8 comes out and try that one. There's a reason stable and rolling distros exist, not only for ease of installation
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  69. In my experience, Fedora > everything else. Once I got used to its package manager, though. General usage, gaming, content creation, and just messing around with it, it's always been a dream
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  70. Breeze Dark cursor theme? Nice Linux promotion!
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  71.  @themedleb  It really depends. You can't go black and white when it comes to software. Closed source Nvidia drivers are better than open source ones, while open source AMD drivers are the beast. It all depends on the people maintaining the software and how much they care for it. For example, Microsoft vs Valve
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  72.  @themedleb  Skype is still alive, so I'm not worried of a huge closed source software going poof in my life time. But in a huge way I agree with you, that's why Nvidia's future will be to open source their drivers, like both Intel and AMD did
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  73. RGB devices actually do work, with OpenRGB. It's got not only painless, complete Linux integration/support, BUT ALSO for Windows and Mac! My mouse, keyboard, motherboard lights, RAM sticks and PS4 controller all behave accordingly
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  74.  @terrydaktyllus1320  An option exists, it's up to you which method you prefer
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  75. nvidia-settings --assign CurrentMetaMode="nvidia-auto-select +0+0 { ForceFullCompositionPipeline = On }" && nvidia-settings -a "[gpu:0]/GpuPowerMizerMode=1" && killall plasmashell && qdbus org.kde.KWin /Compositor suspend && lutris %U && nvidia-settings --assign CurrentMetaMode="nvidia-auto-select +0+0 { ForceFullCompositionPipeline = Off }" && nvidia-settings -a "[gpu:0]/GpuPowerMizerMode=2" && qdbus org.kde.KWin /Compositor resume && plasmashell For all the Lutris / KDE / Nvidia users. You're welcome!
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  76.  @llothar68  Different people, different needs. I praise Ctrl and Shift for their huge flexibility. And as for the "Windows" key, can't it do only one singular thing? how's that even a "power user" key?
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  77. @Thijs Janssen I mean, it all depends on how well the extensions you use are maintained. I have 13 of them active, and my Gnome is as stable as it can be on an LTS release. With that said, even if I had one "bad" extension, I'd be stuck in an endless cycle of force rebooting
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  78. Been a happy lil' Linux nerd since 2016, welcome to the cult!
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  79. So, it's basically Endless OS, but without its EULA? Neat, I hope the GPU drivers on the Flatpak side come pre-configured
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  80. Elden Ring does everything, and everyone loves it. Case closed. Git gud devs, stop half-assing
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  81. Vsync is the culprit, with every game I've played I had better response times with vsync being enabled on system level through Nvidia's control panel and in-game's turned off
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  82. That's why I love Fedora's approach to updates, since it's basically became a rolling release. It only downloads them while you're using the system, and on the reboot it installs them. 0% of breakage
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  83. My distro is the best because its governor is set to permanent performance mode
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  84. Remember Quake Arena? That was THE battle royale game
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  85. ​ @SerenityScratch  Colors on different displays can also look differently if the displays aren't calibrated correctly. A standard for color grading exists, so on properly set'd up display, the colors look how they are supposed to look. But all modern displays are definitely capable of producing all of the visible color spectrum to us humans, with some insignificant "but"s
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  86. Steam Link still does exist though, as a purely software solution
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  87. ...And here I am with a 1660 S, happy just for the fact Ray Tracing is being stretched out in better supported and optimized ways
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  88.  @uuu12343  Fedora was out of question? It's basically Ubuntu for those who don't want the Ubuntu experience
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  89. Good studio speakers, good studio headphones, a DAC with almost nonexistent noise floor, a tube amp, bada-bing bada-boom your own Atmos.
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  90. Netflix with the 1080p extension + Popcorn Time (from Git, not some shady legit™ site), I've never been happier
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  91.  @melissa7233  I have my HD 560S for over 2 years now... Purchased them a few months apart of their release. Only issues are cleaning all the dirt the velour collects and a few spots of scratched paint. But that's all there is to it
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  92. You really do can anything get working on any distro. Kubuntu LTS + Xanmod + a PPA for faster updated GPU stuff, that's all I need
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  93.  @jan_harald  I don't do piracy. I simply took the web MS Office, and added it as a shortcut to my app menu. And that's the exact reason why I use it, the clients are too dumb to realise that a software is just a set of tools, not some magical thingie that does what you yell at it
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  94.  @serhanekmekci6060  Then it will become equally as bloated. The more things it does, the more code it has
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  95. Same, Mint KDE was my favorite while it existed
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  96. It's not really a don't, but a do. PAY ATTENTION TO WHICH SCREWS GO IN CERTAIN HOLES
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  97. It definitely is a stupid project. As stupid as the camera notch. But both are ESSENTIAL for ricing!
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  98. VLC is the best music player.
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  99. An entire OS as a... Service? Yeah, no thanks. I want my stuff to be physically on my hardware
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  100. My only gripe with PipeWire is constant audio crackling at seemingly all times. YouTube, native Steam games, games through Proton, through onboard audio, DAC, if someone knows a fix please let me know :'D
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  101. The Battle Of Tyr / Odin's Court / Valhalla, by Black Sabbath. They're, in that order, basically one entire song. It's cool because of that aspect
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  102. I mean, Crysis is from 2007, and still pegs today's hardware. Additionally, 4060 Ti draws only 50 more watts than my 1660S, and uses the same one 8-pin power plug. It may cost a bit more for similar performance as 3060 Ti, but at least I don't have to buy a new PSU
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  103.  @sixdroid  Nothing is slow on an SSD
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  104. Either a distro issue or a hardware issue. In my experience, Debian based systems load the fastest
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  105. Netflix and Spotify (Deezer in my case) do allow you to download literally aaanything on their service you want to. So you're not tied to internet connection if you still want to use them
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  106.  @dlarge6502  You're still using CDs? You can buy a cheap Bluetooth speaker that will be a better value in the long run. Or just buy regular music CDs, there's no need to be a pirate if you can afford them
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  107. Sooo... Only two reasonable options will be Windows and Linux? And if Microsoft doesn't get their shit together, Linux will become the new norm?
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  108. You definitely got scammed, Bluetooth isn't capable of surround sound!
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  109. I discovered good music gear :'D
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  110. I like that Fedora included extensions that transform Gnome 3 into Gnome 2. Though they are disabled by default, but they're still there
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  111. Praise the farming area near the Third Church of Marika!
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  112. IT'S ON STEAM NOW WOOOOO
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  113. My rule of thumb is, look up the current PS5's specs and get a tier higher hardware 👍🏻
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  114. Oh no, a big bad company is failing! Wellp, back to Metal Gear Rising
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  115. Easy tech = Windows / Mac Secure tech = Linux / BSD
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  116.  @johanb.7869  It's Linux. You can remove them once and stay content for the rest of it's life cycle. And it's based off of the LTS release, so no Snap Firefox. Snap and Flatpak are installed by default though, but as I said, sudo apt purge snapd flatpak and you're good to go
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  117.  @johanb.7869  Same thing happened to Chromium, and people just added a Debian repository. It's really not a concerning issue
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  118. Once you go neofetch, you can't turn back. The load speed difference is huge
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  119. Fedora's became what Ubuntu should've been. A non-compromise rolling release
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  120. For the refreshing thing, use the command "killall plasmashell && kstart plasmashell". I've been using KDE for more than 75% of my Linux time, and it works like a dream. Also, Kubuntu has the best KDE implementation in my opinion
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  121. No need to make a script, if you launch the command with the Alt + F2 thingie, it stays remembered. Just type in k and the rest will autofill. Or, you can make the command as an "app" with KDE's application editor. There are limitless ways to approach any issue
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  122. Weird? Kstart works fine on my install. Over the Alt F2 thing, that is
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  123. Just gonna leave here that I'm using Android-x86 for almost a week now, it's magical. Since you reviewed Bliss (Is it called that?) I thought you'd be interested in it. Also, I highly recommend using the Taskbar launcher and opening up Taskbar to tweak it a bit
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