I guess just try gnome and then mint cinnamon if that doesn’t work out. Both are simple, but different kinds of simple.
Edit: yea I didn’t read the post perfectly the first time. Might still be a good idea, at least I’d try gnome first.
jfc what’s wrong with people
I find it impressive that nobody honked.
We have enough memes and politics and definitely US politics for three lifetimes.
Here’s a bunch that I enjoyed, or wish for, or just found by browsing the community list:
Adolf Hitler was a controversial german politician. He is considered in large part responsible for the second world war, and especially the holocaust.
Hitler is generally considered quite a bad person, and it is a common trope to use a time machine to go back in time to kill him before he rises to power.
Grant doesn’t need explanation as everybody knows mythbusters.
Rip. Killed for a “sHaRe BuTtOn”
It’s not asking much, but knowing game companies, it’s still asking too much. But that wouldn’t fix it anyway.
What I got is that they’re trying to move to OEMs, like windows PCs. Either way, switching to a PC platform seems doomed, because who would choose that when Steam exists.
Well actually, so do I. Uh, kill PC gaming, then…?
Well let’s kill nintendo then
If xbox is gone, there’s at least a chance we can finally bury the abxy vs bayx thing.
Surely they didn’t backdoor a notebook?
Post CP, probably*
*not recommended
The exact same picture, but not ai generated
I’m guessing the reasons Valve chose Arch are mostly related to ability to build and maintain a distro based on it. On SteamOS, Valve is responsible for the system working. On plain Arch, a lot of that is on you.
So maybe stay if you want to take the challenge and learn. You already installed it so thet’s something. Or switch to a normal distro if you’d rather not bother.
For flatpak, it’s a package format for distributing “apps”, that works on about any distro out there. Most of the time it’s fine, but steam is an exception. Don’t use flatpak steam, the sandboxing breaks it.