Use mint. Every Linux first timer should just use mint. It’s easy AF and it works

Wait, is there not?

We need the whole set of these in one post

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Download protonplus to manage proton versions. Try proton GE 10-34 first, 99% of the time it works.

It doesn’t work with pipewire? I’ve never noticed. What symptoms

‘Its always DNS’ should be on a shirt. Last problem I had was DNS.

Niri

This looks great and I’ll give it a go… but have you heard of grayjay?

I remember when the xbox controller didn’t work on windows. Stupid Microsoft

This is why I didn’t bother going a web search, this is a much better more concise answer than I would have got. I totally understand now

Optane?

Dam, beat me to it

No SystemD? No thanks.

Thanks I’ll check it out!

How do you manage the complete package?

It depends on how smart the users are. But if an account has admin then… that account can already do everything. You could zip the binary and password the zip?

It’s a homelab, not a production server

Arch for the flexibility. You can install all the software you need on it with ease and no ppa’s

Depends on the velocity of the bible.

File managers often have a bunch of plugins that add extra functionality. You could check those or try write your own for what functions you would like.

Whenever I have to use windows, the file manager is the thing that pisses me off the most. It’s utterly terrible to use. No tabs or extra panes. Directories exist in some kind of unspecified limbo, like recycle bin and my documents. Multiple copying is done all at once instead of queueing. Files aren’t organised cleanly or clearly. If you want to change config it’s hidden in a menu somewhere, you can’t just edit the config files directly. Gross.