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  • Yep. I think the reason the AUR on Arch hosts a lot of unmaintained packages that cause breaking changes at least in my experience. OpenSUSE TW basically is the sweet spot, though I’ve had one or two bad updates I’ve always been able to roll back with Snapper.

    I wish TW was more mainstream a distro, as it’s solves problems people complain about a lot with Linux (i.e. stable releases not supporting new hardware, rolling releases breaking randomly).

    I genuinely believe the age of the distro hurts its appeal for Linux youtubers to spruke the later distro.


  • Alright, time for round 2 of bad faith argument, let’s dive into defining every word you just used.

    Alternatively, your definition of Good simply uses an antonym. That doesn’t get us any closer to a definition. Define it again. This time, be careful not to use any word I’ve asked you to define previously or else I’m going to dismiss the logic of definitions as being Circular.

    How can you criticise me without having workable definitions of every word I use?

    By the way, I define Matter as “the impulse of the human mind’” so that’s what definition we’re using in our discussion now. /s










  • Haha that’s an interesting 20fps cap option.

    I want to give an example of Final Fantasy VII for the PS1. The battles in that game have very low frame rate, about 18 FPS. I modded the game on steam a couple of years ago and unlocked the frame rate, so it was running at 60fps.

    I remember it was transformative to the point where it was unsettling to look at, because I had become so accustomed to 18 FPS for that game.

    Absolutely after a few battles I preferred it, but it did strike me that some aspect of the games’ identity was tied to that low FPS. Nostalgia is a powerful thing for me.