The only times I’ve compiled the arch kernel was for benchmarking

You can also just recompile the kernel and any utils yourself on Arch, if you want

I’d argue that there’s literally no difference in difficulty of installing Arch vs Gentoo vs LFS. The only difference lies in the convenience of package management. Arch is very convenient, everything is precompiled. Gentoo is more time consuming. No difference in setting stuff up tho. LFS makes you be the package manager. Which isn’t really difficult, all programs clearly state which dependencies they have, but it’s just much more time consuming.

*if you’re fucking stupid and leak personal details across multiple accounts

Kernel Level Anticheat does. Which is obviously what I am talking about, in the context of AAA shooters.

I’ve experienced myself that GTA:O, Fortnite and Apex don’t work. LoL is famous for not working, same with R6. They’re all shooter games after all.

Now:

Fortnite works - with a custom server. The point of even playing something like Fortnite is the large playerbase to fill games with dozens of players, and using custom servers basically nulls that, but it’s technically an option…
Genshin works (although you might just get banned)
R6 just doesn’t work.
Destiny 2 neither.
Same with Apex.
GTA:O doesn’t work with public sessions since Enhanced. It does work with workarounds for all players and therefore an invite-only session. So it’s not really the original GTA Online anymore, but tbh nobody cares abt that, everyone just chills in private lobbies and/or plays RP.
LOL also just doesn’t work.

No, all of them have Anticheat. Some may work up to and including the main screen or a few seconds of gameplay, but not further.

echo “Defaults insults” | sudo tee -a /etc/sudoers.d/custom.conf

I’d guess that especially stacking WM-using people don’t want to launch and position a second window

Daily systemd timer for certbot renew

It has its own dedicated GPU, so probably 120+

The pkg manager is Ben himself (he personally programs all packages into your device by hand)

I’m a {core,extra,multilib}-testing gal

No, docker-desktop (an aur package) just explicitly requires a version of qemu that is not available in the repos anymore, as Arch is a rolling release distro and therefore only has the most recent stable version* in the official repos. This means that maintainers of other packages (official and AUR) need to always test compatibility against dependencies. In this case, the docker-desktop maintainer specifically requires qemu with a version older than 10.2.0, however, 10.2.0 is the current version in the repos. As 10.2.0 is equal to and not less than 10.2.0, it can’t use the version available in the repos.

Either wait one day, or update manually with sudo pacman -Syud (-d skips dependency checks, so it will ignore docker-desktops request. This may lead to docker-desktop breaking tho.)

*if we ignore the testing repos

24*16GB DDR4

Only runs at 1600 MT/s tho, as 3 channels with 4 DIMMs each per CPU, with only registered RAM, is too much for that platform.

They should only talk to chatbots. Keeps the rest of us sane. That’s a total loss anyway.

Love that ProtonDB already has that (although with much less reviews than on steam)

The difference being that one is a billion dollar company whose only job is to stay online, for which they are being paid even more money while building and supporting fascist regimes in order to grow even more, while the other is a handful of people with two hosts, paid/financed barely enough, without doing nothing but that (serving Linux anonymously).

Also, AWS went down due to the stupidest shit imaginable.
A Raid 6 Array going down, that’s the first time I heard of that. Either one/two drives were dead for longer, or three drives just died instantly. That’s just unlucky for everyone. And instead of said fascist supporters (read: fascists) going down, it’s core infra of the Libre/FOSS existence.

Unfortunately, yes.

Any client should be compatible with any server, if both are fairly up to date. Though, I never found a client nor server that are actually fully feature complete. The closest to that are synapse and element

It crashes for me often, but I think only ever when saving/exporting or copying (image data), and I use gimp-devel…

Until I get in the way of capitalism (with a shotgun)