I’ve played it with Proton without any problems.

I love Subnautica and that’s why I’ve tried this one but couldn’t get into it. Just not enjoyable. Maybe later on, but I had lost my patience while getting through the first stage.

Yes, especially when there is not a word of criticism about Ubuntu that had lots of controversies in the past. With Snap as the most recent and Amazon “integration” as the first I was aware of. That makes it sound more like a personal thing than objective assessment.

No, ditching 32-bit libraries was a change proposal that has been withdrawn. Thread here: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f44-change-proposal-drop-i686-support-system-wide/156324/404

Are you sure it’s dead? I think it’s still moving!

KDE has a lot on documentation, maybe you would get some inspiration of how this can be done: https://community.kde.org/Get_Involved/documentation

I’m running everything that is proprietary (Steam for example) on a second user that is a not an admin account. Heroic and the like are installed via Flatpak that is sandboxed. Sometimes games contain malware, even on Steam. If something goes badly wrong, I purge that second user.

Microsoft be like: Storage has gotten very expensive? Hold my beer!

Step 1: Don’t use Google Docs.

A shop that’s been around for ages and is very generous when it comes to adding extra stuff to a big order - our local group is ordering there for many years now: https://www.ixsoft.de/cgi-bin/web_store.cgi (see “Fan-Artikel” then “Aufkleber” - yes, the website looks dated, I know)

These “emulated windows paths” are called prefixes. For Steam it depends on the game where it will put the save files, for Bazzite I would start looking at following locations as mentioned in this post (even though this is about a different game, but the information is still valid): https://universal-blue.discourse.group/t/saved-games-for-2-steam-accounts/10900/2

There are dozens of articles about why Ubuntu has drawn criticism, here is an example: https://abh.ai/blog/why-ubuntu-and-canonical-drew-criticism-many-members-foss-community

I would recommend you read some of them to make up your own mind, and don’t rely too much on opinions here. Privacy is a broad term, only you know what is important to you and where you would draw the line.

I was also interested in trying that one with KDE, thanks for posting this.

I have one question: Are you still required to reinstall when a major new version comes out? I remember last I looked (a while ago) there was no upgrading path.

I doubt that copying Battle.net over will work, I would try installing it via Heroic or Bottles, which has the installer preconfigured.

They are thinking about this for a while now, in January they announced: “Lastly and on an unrelated note, we’ve also begun testing Faugus Launcher as a potential replacement for Lutris in our :testing branch. If we move forward with this change, we’ll provide at least six months of advance notice before removing Lutris so you’ll have plenty of time to migrate your prefixes.”

I’ve heard it here: https://torrentfreak.com/piracy-giant-hianime-to-announces-mysterious-goodbye/

Interesting, thank you.

Was checking it out and will leave the link here in case someone else wants to read about it: https://wiki.cachyos.org/installation/boot_managers/

First I always check with sudo journalctl -r Check journalctl --help for more options or do sudo journalctl --since "2015-06-26 23:15:00" --until "2015-06-26 23:20:00" Then search errors online or come back with more questions.

You were posting in the KDE community, so I was assuming you are using KDE. Can’t answer a Linux Mint question, sorry.

What icon theme is set? Breeze dark for example shows white icons on dark background in all apps for me.