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EarlGrey

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  • "SO proof" distro

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  • Fedora Silverblue.

    Or really any immutable OS; they would have to go way out of their way to even edit system files, much less break the system. I just recommend Silverblue because gnome is really hard for an inexperienced user to break.

  • All kindles can now be jailbroken, thanks to new jailbreak method.

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  • Any real benefits of jailbreaking a Kindle? I mean I know the "You free yourself from amazon!" elevator pitch, but what exactly does that mean?

    I can already upload pretty much anything I want to it with Calibre. Can I add support for other ebook formats? Cooler utilities on my Scribe? Alternative ebook stores (yes I know where I am)? A user interface that isn't absolute garbage?

  • Gaming on Linux, How openSUSE Stacks Up for Gamers

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  • Because it's not "just a fancy interface"?

    It makes the entire process from purchase to playing completely painless, on top of a large community of people, guides, achievements, etc. I think I'd maybe improve my performance by like...a fraction of a frame per second. Good trade off.

    And as others have mentioned, Lutris does a good job if you don't want steam.

  • Since Xorg is getting old, looking at trying Wayland WMs

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  • I just wish Wayland weren't so weird about screensavers. It's it so much to ask to be able to lock my account when I have a screensaver activated?*

    *This is what I'm told is the issue when it's brought up on KDE, i really don't have the wherewithal to actually dig into it. Could be talking out of my ass on this. Hope I am at least.

  • Just made the switch to Linux as a lifetime Windows user.

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  • Bazzite and Chimera are "SteamOS-like" distros that are more focused on providing a game console like experience.

    They're immutable operating systems, and the primary UI is Steam. Definitely usable as a desktop PC but that isn't really their target niche.