Ughhh. Sadly, this will be the norm. And when they start lying about it, you wont even know youre consuming full ai content. Yay.

A big one I’ve struggled with and had to keep researching is the file system. It seems insanely complex when you are used to windows file system and where shit is installed. Also the inability to install programs on drives other than your boot drive is a huge downside to me.

One example, I moved a lot of my games over to my linux drive, but some save files didn’t move. To find where the save files from linux were, I had to dig and dig through a ton of folders to find it. In windows, it would have simply been in the game folder under saves.

I do have tldr and fish and love it ! Although I get a little annoyed that my aliases from bash didn’t carry over into fish because I sometimes forget to launch fish since I almost always use the ctrl alt t shortcut to launch term

This has helped. I’ve been at least typing them out instead of copying and trying to understand each argument. At worst ill forget it but at least I worked my brain muscle a bit!

Same! Oh yeah i recently learned you cam stream YouTube with it too. So cool

Thank you! Just ordered an uniquiti udr sp my wifi should be plenty strong now

What about herewego? I find it WAY better than comaps. But im in bumfuck US maybe thats why

Ahhah this sounds a lot like my previous setup!

True, but they both have ssd as well

Does one need to mod their quest headset to run this? I’ve looked into it a little but was confused. I can’t ruin the windows functionality of the headset since it’s shared with other users on windows

I forgot to mention that! Super awesome feature akin to the days of hitting record on the cassette while waiting by the radio

Same. 64 gb and an i7 and STILL slower than a 15 year old pc with half the ram

I had almost the exact experience! 15 year old pc here. I love linux and it’s made me enjoy computing again! Really the only downside are anti cheat games and vr don’t work, neither of which are really the fault of linux.