For a lot of games its pretty plug and play. I’ve only had like 2 games I went to play not work by installing on steam and clicking play personally.

I run nvidoa and have zero issues

Get time shift set up so you have restore points if needed

Being from a part of the us where it is easy to be lgbtq and you won’t really run into issues IG is sad to see other States pull this bull shit that chases issues like this

First end or second edition I have been on first since wotx pulled their bs with 4th edition

Welcome to Linux when it dies

If you are unaware gaining on Linux for most games super easy these days nice and quick for handling getting windows put of your life

I got put of gmail via protonail and proton mail provides me a lot of things that google offered. Proton offers zero access encryption.

And for the open source alternatives if they were tracking thosevthat review the source code would callitt out.

For sheets and docs I don’t do a lot of collab work so I just use libre office but their are open source alternatives you can host for colabrotive work

Besides 3.5 is better /s mostly. Its my preferred system but enjoy what you like

Actually Jones town used mostlyflavoraide a much less popular competing brand.

Part of it us the lack of caselawwhich is used fairly heavily for arguments in court

that I have had experiences with these websites having trackers and advertisements on the menu sites yes

Eta also what if my battery is dead or I got shit connection

I miss the days I only needed 2 tb

Personally I prefer jellyfins interface. Plus its easy for my bon tech familyyto use jellyfin

As someone who drives Linux on my gaming PC I hated his Linux videos. In all fairness I don’t really like either distro he tried but at the end of the day you hand the average person Linux mint and they will be fine imo

I’m just here to say its not every day I see reviewtechusa in the wild

The time off and long lines will vary heavily where you livem early voting in my state has always made it easy for me to get to a polling place on day off.

personally i prefer mint, in large part because i love the cinnamon desktop and mint seems more stable than pop os in my experience. (and if you have nvidia gpus i know pop os can have it pre installed but getting it installed in mint is the click of a few buttons)

Edit to add: See what desktop environments you like, than find a distro that ships with that environment, that will tend to lead to great levels of stability for you.

you use a system like mint and it is as easy if not easier to use that windows and the local application search bar actually works decently and doesnt bring up a bunch of useless fucking web results.

Hell, i personally run into MORE issues on windows than linux which is why in 2020 when proton became pretty big news i made the final switch and have not looked back. I use windows in my work laptop cause work makes me, other than that i dont touch windows based systems and i live with more stability running mint.