That’s the thing though you really don’t have to deal with old packages. The ones that count are in the backports repo and for everything else there’s is flatpak. Plus I think the reason steamos switched from Debian to arch was the methodology changed from being mutable to immutable and making it more for a handheld vs installed on many systems. It had nothing to do with the quality of the distro.

I don’t know about the best but Debian has been going strong for 32 years and the backbone of many distros. Its MVP in my book.

I know it sounds stupid but i could be as easy as hitting alt+enter. It’s worked for me in the past

Yep i honestly think that’s why the steam deck is not available in retell in the US. MICROSOFT probably has a clause in place that would remove any license discounts from the big OEMs if their machines are stocked with Linux machines.

Very interesting I learned something new thanks

Ah that makes sense i know Brazil has laws to keep imports low. That’s why Brazil kept the saga mega drive active for so long. So having Linux on machines makes sense. Since it’s both an import and not an import at the same time.

Which country is that it sounds amazing

It just goes to show you. The only way to get the Linux desktop market share up is not building. Something better than Windows we have been there for a while. It’s make hardware, put Linux on that hardware and sell it in a store. Avg people don’t change operating systems. They change computers. Now if we could just get steam decks in retail stores. It would be a huge.

I concur it just works good choice

Qcad is a good one for drawing blueprints

@nous@programming.dev basically hit the nail on the head looking at available and subtracting from total ram will give you the closest answer to how much ram is being used.

https://www.linuxatemyram.com/

It’s almost like if you have a director and star that have a had a string of good movies. People will show up to the next one regardless if it’s a franchise or not.

The reason has nothing to so with higher quality. They just do cost cutting of not having to create lighting and pass the cost on to the customer by having us raytrace and thus requires more horse power that GPU makers failed to deliver.

I both understood that sentence perfectly and sounded like a crazy person while reading it out loud.

The thing you have to remember is debian packaging is ment to be the most vanilla from upstream with only minor modifications to follow debian packaging guidelines. So tweaking for user friendliness would give you the same problems that debian’s children have. Plus 90% of that user friendliness came from bundling Nvidia firmware in the installer. Which debian does now by default. The only thing you have to do now is maybe install the nvidia-driver package and that’s it.

Debian is always the forgotten choice. You can install kde at time of install. It’s stable and can be upgraded in the background automatically even between major versions. Doesn’t have snaps making hell for the user. For any apps they need the newest version of Flatpak is right there in Discover software center.

I find if it’s a good story i don’t careless what medium its in. I don’t watch things because they are anime but i also don’t watch thing because they are not anime. The story is the most important.

I have had good luck with Dupeguru

To things that helps no mater your skill level the tab key is your best friend and man pages are great but if those are overwhelming install the package tldr then you can use the command tldr and the command you are trying to run to give you helpful examples of how to use that command.

Also old users don’t remember long commands if we use a command more than once. You save it to your bash alias file to create your own commands.