Mint is very plain and simple, which makes it the most non-threatening transition from Windows for casual users. It’s also one of the most well rounded distros. Sure, other distros can do specific things better, but Mint deserves its flowers for its polish.

You could read the article, it states it’s a chromosome test. Not that I agree with this, but its a bad look to react without doing the bare minimum

I went the next step and use xmanager to basically pirate premium Spotify, so now I’m also costing them money.

I don’t know if it relates to your issues, but I recently built a new PC with a 5070 Ti running bazzite. KDE is quite buggy for me coming from my PopOS build with gnome, which was pretty much smooth sailing.

There is a theoretical leap to AGI, which would be what you actually would think AI is (it’s currently a buzzword). There is no evidence yet that it’s actually possible

I feel like that breaks at least a few laws lol

Truly feel the ultimate goal is to make Windows itself a subscription model

I’m running bazzite on my steam deck and I love it, it gives me more compatibility with uh… alternatively sourced games. It may be a community project, but it’s brilliantly done

I think it’s just fun to see Christian Bale convincingly play a psychopath lol

Yep, all “3rd party” games can integrate seamlessly with steam very easily. It even works great for steam decks console mode. emulated games too

LinuxRuleZ makes repacks specifically for this. Has worked well with both Linux mint on desktop and bazzite on steam deck