Fonzie!

It doesn’t, and offers an even friendlier experience than Manjaro IMO

“help patent trolls” is a very confusing statement, as “patent” can be a verb or a noun in this case. “help patent abuse” would be much clearer.

Privacy != Security

At least MiHoyo’s anti cheat detects and blocks VirtualBox VMs as well as Waydroid.

Also, I experienced better driver support with Mint than with Ubuntu, so it also worked better out of the box.

Though that may (no longer) be an issue for OP.

Will add that most buttons are far too small to touch reliably on my Steam Deck, so I use the track pad in KDE

Isn’t it just the closest country to flee to?
Well, that and Mexico

Or if you’re a newbie to Arch, go with Endeavour

They’re already putting out a petition so they’re not wholly against the idea of an EU-Linux.

Also, this has been done before by other governments, like parts of the UK’s and many Indian governments.

I think it’d be a big step, but a doable one and for the better.

Why do you compare it to destroying and rebuilding one of the EU countries, if I may ask?

TBH quite some of the memes here are just of the ”there’s something wrong with me” variety, not only AD(H)D.

I then proceeded to play a colony sim for 12 hours straight without getting up or getting distracted even once

That sounds like ADHD hyperfocus to me

“fuck the overwhelming minority of Russians, mostly the rich elite, but not the ones oppressed by their government”

My lord, just show a QR code from your settings, then!

Netherlands doesn’t do this, and we have less holidays then UK haha

TinyCore does this, I think; by default files and applications go into session storage (cleared on logout), but they can be moved/writted to persistent storage. I have to say I digged it, and I wish the driver and application support was better (but then it wouldn’t be so minimal)

You can also run them using the correct Proton prefix directly.

ProtonTricks can help make this a lot easier and more graphical.

Millenials grew up using BASIC on Windows 3?!

Millenials were teenagers possibly learning coding starting from 1995, the world was using C++ on Windows 95 at best.

I think “they prefer” Arch because a lot of them just bought a Steam Deck and that comes with Arch and it just works.

Oh cool, thanks!

EDIT Oh that’s two hours, yeah sorry if that’s lazy but I’m not going to watch a 2 hour video for a reference (and I’m too deaf to be able to follow this as a podcast). Thanks anyway!

Yeah that was me a bunch of years ago, thinking I’d cut the unnecessary dependencies from my system.
I learned they were not so unnecessary.