Yeah, it’s definitely better now then it was before believe it or not. I honestly just avoid them at all cost even on windows. I hate games that ship their own launcher even though I bought it on steam

Imagine using windows in 2023

Like I never really was a linux or open source supremacist, I always believed in using what’s best for you, but rn with all the shit going on you really do have to be an idiot to not switch

This thread is great

ye, when I’m shitting on the toilet I look through all the old memes I have

Komikku

I mean it makes sense. The game is just the 1st one but worse in every way.

Google maps the best alt is OSM (open street map) but personally I think it’s not quite there yet direction wise.

Shazam is easy tho, Mousai is the shit

NixOS! I can’t for the life of me figure this shit out. It just won’t click for me but I get the advantages so I wanna use it so bad

Kitty is great

honestly I just use what come with the DE but if I’m not using a DE then I’ll install kitty

I think box64 works for RISC-V as well but I’d have to go double check

Edit: box64 and RISC-V shows stardew valley working. Didn’t really read it

https://box86.org/2023/05/box64-and-risc-v/

I’d love to see a RISC-V chip used one day

I’d love to help out one day but right now my experience is just hosting random things for fun that I find on github

I do actually. Not any time soon tho

Thinkpads are usually really good with linux support. I don’t know about the new ones tho. I always see people post about their T420 or older

• Komikku if you like reading manga this app is amazing.
• Parabolic used to be called tubeconverter and it’s (imo) the best gui app to download youtube videos.
• Mousai is basically Shazam for linux. Can listen to mic or desktop audio.
• Newelle give chatGPT access to a linux terminal, what could go wrong?
• Live Captions listens to words and makes captions in real time.

Annnd that’s all I can think of rn

Ye, I used it once and didn’t like it cause it was green by default. I was still in middle school. Anyways I’ve only heard good things from opensuse