Well, I love my good old Redmi Note 4 Pro (mido) running postmarketOS. Granted, it’s not a daily driver. But yeah, I’m excited enough to install Plasma OS.

both got it eventually

Yeah, this is the way.

My first was a rare CPU, but not that old. It was my first PC and was fanless, which I used to think was normal until years later. It was a VIA Cyrix III, maybe 32 MB RAM. Another interesting thing about this CPU was its overclock capabilities. I don’t know how it did survive my overclocking, since I genuinely didn’t have a clue, except that if I raised the numbers, KDE could run, but if I didn’t, well, Xfce was also cool.

Honestly, these are the ones that matter. From those, you can choose depending on what type of work are you planning to do with your computer.

For servers: Red Hat (but it’s paid), OpenSUSE, Debian, FreeBSD

Desktop (very new hardware): Arch, Fedora

Desktop (other hardware): Mint, Ubuntu, Debian

Hardcore, embedded, very specific needs: Gentoo, Slackware, Arch

Yeah!

Couldn’t you use a USB hub with a USB wifi adapter attached? I already have both things, and if the device will be in one place, it works. Of course, if you don’t have any of the components, it gets tricky.

I kind of hate Elden Ring. I’ve played plenty of these games, but I’ve died easily like 2 or 3 times more here. And, more often than ever, I don’t know what to do next, which is easily compensated with another couple of deaths. Nah, I will never watch this.

I just wanted to say that, while Heliboard is a hell of a keyboard, I can’t understand why nobody makes something close to keymonk keyboard. I never used a virtual keyboard that could get even close to that.

It’s not just a name. It’s policy, it’s discourse. If it was just one isolated case, Mexico would have let it go, wait for Trump to loose another election and negotiate, but this is not an isolated case, so, it makes sense to fight back and keep Trump with full hands. Also, Google are assholes.

Yes, it is a free and open source app for Lemmy.

Thank you. I didn’t know that, so no Heroic Launcher on my side. I’ll have it mind, see if it works for me.

It also reads fine in Thunder. Maybe it’s something in the app, the post seems quite heavy on the markdown side.

I want to like them, but I use Linux and they contribute almost nothing to gaming on Linux, so, I switched to Steam as my primary store for games. I still hope they do better and buy them games from time to time.

Oh, wow! Amazing post, great job here! Loved to read through it, follow links and read more stuff! That Nintendo PlayStation was a rabbit hole!

I’m currently bashing my head with Elden Ring, dying all the time, figuring maybe I’m to old for videogames. I played DS2, DS3 and Bloodborne before, so I’m not new, but other things like online gaming and mount-fighting are too complicated for me. Items are just too many, difficulting me to actually use them. Never played online, ever, do not like the whole idea. Also had a run for Dying light but didn’t finish it. IDK, I’ve died a lot in videogames lately. Kind of tired of dying.

It’s a miracle.

Mandrake was the first distro I was looking for in a small city, in the third world in the 90s. Couldn’t put my hands on those CDs, not even in the one university with some sort of computational engineering career there. I first installed Slackware.

Woah, Slackware. You know your stuff. Respect!

I use both. Osmand+ allows me to contribute way more efficiently with PDIs and GPS traces as well as editing existing features, but when I want to navigate, I prefer Organic Maps. I also like more their rendering since it’s faster across all my devices. They are both useful apps. My main gripe is with the data in my area, as everyone uses Google or Apple’s data we struggle with contributors.

The best app for users of the OSM data.

How do you people propose to call them? Expansionists? Colonialists? Genocidists?