Resol van Lemmy

You bet that’s a game I’m willing to try out now that you recommended it to me.

Open-source Mario Kart with all the functionality of Mario Kart, and you don’t even have to spend money on an actual Wii.

Not confusing at all, not even the slightest bit.

The only reason why I use Nano is so I can act like DankPods while saying it.

Na-no

I don’t use Arch Linux, I use “Arch Linux”. Completely different, btw.

Sometimes, when dual booting Windows and Linux, especially on the same drive, the Windows installation just breaks. Sends you to automatic repair only for it to not work.

I learned this the hard way.

New knowledge. Thanks.

Are puffins allowed at least?

Banned from club: penguins from Club Penguin Island (the fictional location)

The Steam Deck exists. It runs Linux. It’s even an actual computer that you can plug a display, keyboard, and mouse into, and then gawk at the wonderful KDE Plasma desktop environment that this thing ships with. Sure, not all Steam games work on this thing, but you still have access to a lot of stuff.

But I suppose some folks will insist to install Windows on it, or get a Windows based alternative.

What about Linux from Scratch?

I only continue to use Windows 11 because dual booting Linux breaks my Windows installation for whatever reason. I’ve been told that putting each OS on its own separate SSD works fine, but it’s hard to do when you’re using a laptop that you’re not sure whether or not it has an extra NVMe slot or even a SATA slot.

Virtual machines are my only fix.

It’s bad because they don’t want you to use it, but they made it exist so that they don’t get sued by the European Union.