+1 for stability in Debian. My main driver is usually LMDE.

I’m so excited for this game!

No I jumped ship in May/June and got a refund as they kept kicking the can down the road for release. Was supposed to be Oct '23. Used that money to get something else for drawing. Curious if I should have waited.

I’m sure there’s a mini game for that.

I just bought the Slimbook Executive and although there’s I’m not a fan of the charger, it’s a beast.

Their XPS’ have gotten worse IMO. I have an XPS now running Linux Mint and it seems fine. Issue here or there.

I went to buy a new one but now they only come with 2 USB-C ports and that’s it! It’s not practical…

If you go with Starlabs, make sure what you’re ordering is IN STOCK.

I ordered the Lite V which I as estimated to deliver in October 2023. It’s now April 2024 and they are just receiving it on their end. It seems like they’ve learned their lesson but not letting people pre-order their newer things now. Reviews of previous products seem promising with them.

My friend has the Slimbook Executive. That thing is sex with a keyboard.

It’s still ongoing? I totally need to catch up, but I am so far behind, I was waiting for it to finish.

The Hero we need.

LMDE and Flatpaks for daily apps.

The time-police whispers are trying to find a way to delete this comment.

It depends on what you are trying to accomplish.

If you want a pretty desktop environment or you need all the bells and whistles of a specific Linux distribution (Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, CentOS, etc.) then a virtualize environment is probably the way to go.

If you just want to get used to playing with Linux commands using bash and you only need about 80% of the full functionality of a pure Linux environment, then Windows offers the Subsystem for Linux which installs like an app you can run at anytime.

I personally use the subsystem for Linux on my Windows work laptop so I can quickly write Python scripts and test application configs for production servers. It’s quick and dirty and I can easily share files between Windows and Linux. It also has a small footprint on the computer as oppose to a VM.

Whatever you decide, have fun! Linux is awesome.

Stop trying to make Bing happen. IT’S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN!

Cool! Works. Thanks so much guys!!

Yeah but I wish that instead of remembering what communities and instances you want to filter, you can add them as you encounter them directly from the feed.

It’d be a cool Easter Egg if you stayed on the welcome screen long enough that it would transition to this quickly and then transition back.

Probably not a priority for the first release, but it would be cool in a future release.

I legit code in nano.

You should add Godot underneath programming and next to game-editor.