Linux Mint Cinnamon was is my first Linux distro coming away from Win10, and I have no issues with it. Mint uses Ubuntu as its codebase, so it’s essentially Ubuntu with a different desktop presentation/look/feel.

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That’s a bit much there.

Linux Mint Cinnamon was my first stepping stone off of Win10. It’s been wonderful.

Internalized homophobia is a hell of a thing to overcome. Some guys think those things are gay because that’s what they were told by figures of authority.

Source: was raised as one of those guys.

‘Control of the people’ has always been appealing to those in power.

Easy for a fictional, alien superhero to do with his superhuman powers. Some of us are normies with a shit job and a mortgage to pay.

I’ll second Linux Mint Cinnamon. My understanding is it is designed to look/function as close to Windows as possible to help people transition away from Windows.

It was my first Linux distro migrating from Windows, and overall it’s been a fairly decent transition.

1. Linux Mint Cinnamon
2. About 2, maybe 3 years. Time’s a bit fuzzy.
3. There was some, I’ll leave some tips below.
4. Nothing specific.

-Check out Protondb.com. It’s a website where you can search for games to see their compatibility rating with Linux OSes, along with any tinkering/troubleshooting tips other users have done.

-Once you install Steam, go to the Settings menu, select Compatibility, and select an option for “Default compatibility tool”. This global setting means you would not have specifically select a Proton version for each game you play.

-I found that sometimes Steam would not launch from the toolbar. I have no issues launching it from the terminal window (literally launch Terminal, type the word ‘steam’, and hit Enter)

This looks scrumptious!

Sometimes, you gotta live your life and do some purchasing.

Logic checks out.

I’m going with “infinite” ways, assuming the 3.5mm jack is a perfect circle.

Another option is to run a Powershell command like this:

while ($true) { [System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys]::SendWait(“{F15}”) Start-Sleep -Seconds 300 }

Not only does it keep your Teams status Active, it also prevents the screensaver from kicking in. This causes some wonky stuff in Citrix apps, so be sure to stop the command before you launch anything Citrix-related.

Can confirm. I try to avoid fun because that requires energy.

New day, new grift.

Good. AI models don’t have mouths to feed at home, people do.

Jesus H. Christ, I thought this coffee was satire. I need some eyebleach.

It’s part of the new Business Douche language word salad.

The first time I saw this meme, it took me at least 10 minutes to get the joke.

Send this over to Reddit; they’ll have it figured out within an hour.