I think that’s what makes it good for beginners: it’s a lot like a mobile OS. There’s an “app store” where you get your programs (bazaar/flathub) and OS updates just happen automatically. Once you find yourself wanting to tinker then hopefully you’re confident enough to start installing “normal” distros.

I find that it’s your damage output that’s much more the indicator of whether it’s viable, I don’t think I’ve every considered movement speed as something worth prioritising!

Ever since time-sensitive elements were added to the game things that slow down your run became another risk to consider. Got loads of money to burn in the arcade? Well now you need to consider whether it’s worth skipping boss rush for!

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And you’re not anonymous to the VPN itself when using its services because you’re essentially swapping the visibility into your online activity from your internet provider to your VPN provider. That’s fine if your VPN has an audited no-logs policy and runs on RAM-only or full-disk encrypted servers to serve as an extra layer of protection.

I’d second this suggestion. Very simple to set up with any old android device you’ve got lying around.

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Noted!

This is one of the games I’ve accepted I’ll never cherry, I’ve completed it once with a vast number of continues!

The law firm that I work for is has finally decided that we should embrace Linux.

Never thought I’d read this sentence. I don’t have any recommendations, just wanted to say congrats on achieving the unthinkable!

you can just add more DE’s after install

Isn’t this advised against? I was told it was simple to do, tried it, it didn’t work, then I found loads of people saying to never do it!

If you do want to use Spotify then find 5 friends who also want to and set up a family plan

Good luck with the game!

Why would you need a phone, for signing up to something like GitHub? Have you tried Codeberg?

I’m being a little facetious to highlight that your “operating systems distributing Linux Kernel, therefore they are Linux distributions” comment is a bit silly.

Yes technically Android and ChromeOS are Linux, but that’s not really what people mean when they say Linux. It’s not the Linux kernel specifically that they want, it’s usually the freedom and openness.

Windows contains WSL. It’s distributing the Linux kernel which makes it a Linux distro, right?

Depends what you use it for. I see people use it for group chats, video calls, and forums, all of which would have different replacements.

Nothing screams quality like releasing to an arbitrary schedule rather than when the games are finished, eh?

While I think it is a recompile, you don’t need the original assets, it just works. I guess it’s abandonware and the original rights holders don’t care?