GamesRevolution

I was being encouraged to learn programming by my brother-in-law, so when I was going through the lessons in the course he bought there was a section on Linux. At first I was thinking on how would I be able to install in a virtual machine but my brother-in-law in all his wisdom said “why don’t you dual-boot”. After some planning so I don’t nuke my hard drive and flashing LMDE as my first distro I installed Linux and did the rest of the course there.

I’ve distro hopped 3 times since then:

LMDE (3 months) -> Ubuntu LTS (4 months) -> Arch (2 years) -> NixOS (2 weeks)

Tried to upload the Linux on Scratch project and it said it doesn’t exist :c

Objectively speaking it’s suicide Linux, but subjectively speaking it’s Ubuntu

Maybe it’s because of CGNAT, his IP is being shared between multiple networks

If you want to be a little adventurous, just install vanilla arch and it will be great, but if you want a little bit of a easier install with all the same benefits, use endeavor os.

If you want something not arch based the only thing I can recommend is OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, I’ve heard great things about it.

Also about Hyprland and Nvidia, I’ve been using Hyprland for some months now with Nvidia and it’s been working great. I do have a significantly older card then you, but it could be worth a try to see if it works. You just have to follow the Hyprland wiki very carefully and you should be fine.

I can say that I’m great identifying humans and Lego

Yeah, $5 more to “own” the movie

I would recommend you to install it from the aur, so it will still be managed by your package manager.

I really love AV1, it’s very small in file size and it’s completely free, meaning that it should play anywhere were it was implemented