I think I'm at the top of mount stupid, because I'm certainly not competent.
I started with Linux Mint and daily drove that for a while. Really liked it too. Then I noticed that screen sharing ssssuuucked when playing games, and since Mint's Wayland didn't want to work on my machine, I decided to jump ship.
I'm currently on Nobara (Glorious Eggroll's Fedora flavor) and.. it's just pretty easy to work with.
Or maybe I'm at the know nothing stage, along with PopOS
I agree here. I'm looking forward to playing these games myself, but I didn't even consider it being a possible spoiler before the other person mentioned it.
Last time I saw this, I saw someone place their landlord in that corner. Slimy and with a house.. not sure how they got 4+ legs though
Man, I love the thick clouds.
Thank you. I appreciate the vote of confidence :)
I have never seen Seinfeld, but I instantly got this one! Likely through cultural osmosis or something. This was pretty funny, honestly. Thanks
"Sorry, working" is a completely acceptable response. It sets up the idea that you're still interested in communicating, but can't right now.
If you don't have time to make a quick message like that, then don't answer right now. Wait until you're on break or off work and then pick up the conversation. An answer that raises more questions than it answers is just frustrating for all parties involved, you included since you get more questions :P
(Realized while looking at this that it sounds like I'm addressing this to you specifically. I'm not. I'm just sharing my thoughts on how to communicate that one's at work in general, so sorry if it comes across as accusatory)
I think a lot of documentation just fly over my head. I have a masters degree in mathematics, but so many manuals have such deeply ingrained "tribal" language that everyone takes for granted that you know.
If you have a good starting point for a poor linux noob to read manuals, hit me up.
(That being said, I DO read the manuals for appliances and all that. THAT stuff is luckily easy)
I used premiere a lot when I had windows. Great program (begrudgingly) that crashes too often. After swapping to Linux, i also jumped to DaVinci. It's different, but also really good. There are some limitations in the Linux version, especially when it comes to audio, and I had to change my game recording setup a bit, but once those kinks were ironed out, it was all good!
I wish you the best of luck, friend! You're going to have a blast
Nice! I have a windows build that I recently decided to install Linux on myself. Nobara in my case. Have already done streaming and video production on it! Only issue is Nvidia doesn't always play nice.
Which video editor are you gonna use?
Nah, no worries. As you said yourself, the first case is probably easy to find... And besides, the series is so old at this point, it's entirely on me for not having played it yet. I've owned them since the PS Vita days. I just straight up haven't prioritised it yet.