My Thinkpad (X201) can’t even play Terraria well but I love it. :)


I cannot download anything via yt-dlp for a couple days too. Probably Google’s shenanigans. yt-dlp got an update regarding this and it might not have hit your distro’s repo yet. Shouldn’t take long.
I remember my biology teacher in high school told about this back then, so I concur the pictures on the internet could be fake.


Sometimes people just use what’s pre-installed. The last time I used Windows Media Player was in Vista. It was fine though.


He just wants to understand how to be a human.
Actually for both. For gaming, both of Bazzite and Cachy is good. I mostly suggest Bazzite for newbies though if it’s gaming related. Cachy is Arch and I don’t suggest Arch to newbies.
At least falling into void provides some kind of serenity.
I’m kinda at the other side of the needle, I prefer Void myself.
Any criteria? If newbie, there is nothing wrong with Linux Mint. If experienced, still there is nothing wrong with Linux Mint.
Edit: Oh dang, you were offering help. Thanks, I’m good. Could be useful for anyone who seeks help though.


Well, almost all others are basically Chrome.


As for tutorial I think Pi-hole’s own documentation suffice though if you mean starting from server installation, that’s another thing. Definitely not hard but it would be nice if you know Linux to be comfortable in terminal.
As for hardware, this netbook is basically my home server including Pi-hole: https://www.productindetail.com/pn/samsung-n150-plus


Well, it’s better if it’s a slow process, just like detoxing. Good luck by the way.


I actually set this on Niri too, and even in KDE.
I just use Foliate but on my current system Foliate has a weird bug for me that it cannot open any books for some reason so I’m using Readest now.
That tends to happen once in a while, usually because of Nvidia. One time happened because of GRUB update though I wasn’t affected that time since I was using systemd-boot. That’s not the reason I moved over to Void but gotta say I’m quite happy with the slower pace of rolling-release.
You’re welcome! There is also tldr that’s quite useful too.
Let’s start learning with how to use man:
man man
Use Linux!
2 minutes job on GIMP, do whatever you do with this green screen version: