Debian has has a branch called Testing where you can get newer features faster ans it’s pretty stable.

Edit: Oh and Fedora is semi-rolling release, to be fair I wasn’t really clear with this one.

Hard to figure out.

It’s much easier nowadays. I find Windows much more hard to figure out now that I’ve made the switch. At the very least, everything in Linux takes very few steps to perform tasks and install programs compared to Windows.

Have to settle for similar but different apps.

The sooner you do it, the faster you’ll be free. Once you do, you can be confident that said program won’t undergo enshitification since it’s open source. That said some apps can’t be replaced like Photoshop if it’s for work. I like Gimp, but I understand it’s not for everyone.

Video drivers not built in.

It pretty much is now if you install an Nvidia specific distro. AMD is preferable of course.

Inconsistant bluetooth.

Totally fair.

Update all breaks everything.

Use a rolling release distro like Debian or Fedora and you should be fine.

Linux is not perfect, but it’s better than Windows. Nobody will force you to use your computer in a way you don’t want to. It’s so awesome and it’s free. There is no way I’ll ever go back to Windows. Linux is the ideal OS for so many people (especially those who go the extra mile to modify Windows heavily) they just don’t know it yet.

If you know those five intuitively, adding and subtracting become automatic even with adhd.

1 + 9 = 10

2 + 8 = 10

3 + 7 = 10

4 + 6 = 10

5 + 5 = 10

Inconceivable, you piece of shit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_z6rvtx3tps

Your stomach is now bloated.

Makes me think of this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v4-zYghodc

A techno mix made with Super Mario bros. from the early 2000s most likely from Napster or Kazaa. It wasn’t a melody from any of the Mario games, but it was constructed with sounds from it.

I really don’t give a shit about a company like Amazon that gaslights its employees into not voting for an union through a bullshit campain, that sabotages said votes, and that overworks them to the point they are forced to piss in bottles and shit in bags.

I kinda hope they fucking sink to be honest.

Jesse Robert, what the fuck are you talking about

Try not to shoot someone on your way to the parking lot.

https://youtu.be/PFhOMJ-pNVM?si=SkJy0JZPoakDeIL4&t=145

That was for Monster Hunter Rise/Sunbreak. I think Capcom fixed the steam deck issue now.

Monster Hunter World still works perfectly for me.

Monster Hunter World works surprisingly well.

My boi, this peace is what all true warriors strive for!

I’ve double checked and while I think it’s still perfectly reasonable, it would be more something between $700 and $800. I’ve made two mistakes: I slightly overestimated the conversion rate from CAD to USD and I didn’t factor in the fact that I didn’t have to buy a pc case and a power supply.

Ryzen 5 ($140) on amazon

Radeon 6650xt ($229) on canadacomputers

Msi B550-A Pro ($111) on canadacomputers

T-Force Vulcan [8gb x 4] ($80) one pair on amazon another one on canadacomputers

I checked quickly and I was able to fit the rest (SSD, case, power supply) for something around $760ish.

The cpu and the gpu were bought during a Christmas sale and the rest was bought later. This was bought about two years ago (a bit after the time gpus were insanely overpriced).

I’m serious. You won’t have ray tracing shenanigans or whatnot, but you’ll run everything 1080p at max settings smoothly. You just need to wait for components to be on sale (especially the gpu and the cpu). Like I said, it doesn’t include peripherals. That’s what I did, it totally can be done.

PC is cheaper in the long run.

You don’t need new controllers or any proprietary accessories when switching console and you can buy games on steam sales (which can be insanely cheaper).

You can also update your pc if you want it to last a bit longer.

I think consoles made more sense back then. If you like your console that’s fine, but I’m pretty sure pc is much cheaper and last longer when you consider all those factors.

I know it’s a meme, but you don’t need $3K for decent gaming PC unless you want overkill performance. If you get components on sale, you can build something pretty good for $600 to $700 (excluding monitor, mouse and keyboard). You just be patient and fool around on pcpartpicker.

Thinking outside the box.