It’s great when people make it easy to know to block them.

I know it’s actually terminal, but I can’t help call it console after years of Quake and other games.

MX is my distro of choice.

For most common tasks, I can easily pop open either a command line or a GUI, depending on my mood.

It’s like the REM of Linux distros: it can appeal to all different kinds of users, and of all different skill levels. Plus, it’s not a resource hog.

I have one antiX laptop - an old Chromebook with limited storage and low power. My gaming PC in the living room runs Bazzite. And I test plenty of other distros.

But for my general purpose computers, I keep going back to MX with either Plasma or XFCE.

Plus, I love hitting F4 for the drop-down console.

*is a finite number of seconds

Hi Rogue

You look like a good dog

There’s nothing physically wrong with your brain, but you are hallucinating and putting too much faith in a simple conversation engine.

Get therapy before this becomes full psychosis. It’ll be harder to come back from it then.

If you’re looking for security:

Keep the TV off your network entirely.

Use the Pi as a media computer.

Pain

Oh boy, CDPR is releasing a gacha game

It’s gotten much shittier recently, yes. It used to work better.

Much like all search, really.

Alot of Doing is a very productive alot.

Sadly, I have one that I need for some freelance work. But I don’t use it too much.

Counterpoint: no, it’s not, because I’m not stupid enough to install it.

You’re a stranger saying something on the internet, so it must be true.

If your main goal is low resource use and fast, check out AntiX with Runit.

What would I do? Work to form a union, probably.

No, it’s not fair. But that’s the corporate hellscape we’re in.

Video game staff has always been treated like shit by the big developers.

This is another case of the big developers trying to convince their staff that using slop (and, therefore, further devaluing the people) is a good thing.

If you make a game using “AI,” you’re standing on the shoulders of companies who became giants through theft and lies. They built algorithms, the algorithms stole, and now you’re being told to use those algorithms to benefit the companies who stole to build their databases.

Yes, it sucks. You’re in a no-win situation. Things will keep getting worse, the way they’ve been getting worse for game development staff for years.

Folks here will sympathize with your personal plight - unless you use the stolen databases yourself to earn your own livelihood. Because, once you do that, you unfortunately have become part of the problem. Even if you only did it to survive.

*were

Core 2 Duo is a 64-bit CPU. And that generation should also have a 64-bit EFI.

It should handle plenty of Linux distros. If you go that route, stick with something lightweight such as MX with XFCE.

Actually, yes, listen to this guy. Try what he says before you do what I said.

Additive repairs are safer than destructive repairs.