So, you’re saying that immutable is terrible for system uptime.

Now that they type out characters phonetically, a lot of people don’t remember Chinese characters any more, even though they can still mostly read them, which is starting to be a new problem over there.

That’s odd. They’ve always worked fine for me.

Apple cares about you, it knows how much sleep you actually need.

2080ti on Tumbleweed here, works flawlessly in Kde. Games also run fine. All in Wayland.

When I first learned Unix (and then Linux) I just went through /usr/bin and looked at the man page for everything.

Then I browsed through the gnu info pages for bash.

There’s no real alternative to RTFM.

Exactly. It’s not broken, so I never had any reason to fix it.

Then you’re not allowed to post it again for a week. Those are the rules. Others have to repost in the meantime.

A 2m USB extension cable. I know it’s supposed to be bad but it’s unusable without one. And it hardly ever catches on fire.

True. I know about that. It’s ok in menus for example.

I was thinking of a game like Lobotomy Corporation which really has a font problem.

Although I’m glad our number is growing after starting from something barely measurable, less than 2.5% is pitiful. I’m not sure anything will happen until we’re over 10 or 15%.

I’m the same age and the screen size is mostly ok. Some games are unplayable because of tiny text, but that’s really a minority. My main problem with it has been learning to use a controller, as I’d never gamed on a console and never really used one on my various PCs.

Apart from that, the system is really solid, and the whole thing works great. It’s really a great little machine. It’s saving my life at the moment when I can’t use my main machine (home being basically rebuilt) and I have nothing else to game on (laptop isn’t at all suited to it).

I’m finally going to finish Fallout 4… It seems like it was designed for it.

It might have to do with my being an old fart, but having at least home on a separate disk or partition seems like basic stuff. I’ve always done it that way.

Of course back in the day, everything had its own partition.

For me,it’s usually when I read the documentation.

I repped a lot.

From what I gathered, Grohe now has a generic brand that’s in shops and a professional brand. You don’t want to buy from the generic brand (it’s not really bad, but it’s not great).

The great buttocalypse of 2024 😱

Because it’s oh so hard to find some butt on the Internet… 🙄

It’s like a hair dryer for lawns, leaves are the dandruff.

They could probably tweak Watson to turn Cobol into Pascal.

I’ve never had issues with it either, but it’s probably overkill for OP’s requirements.