Yeah its feasible. Linux mint is doing gods work in making linux accessible for personal use. the biggest hurdle is workspace use, so much poorly supported software barely works on windows, and was never designed for linux in the first place.

Fuck yea

4 i am listening to a sad song and still have work to do today.

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“vibe” coding? “vibe” management? Hows about you go stick a "vibe"rator up your ass

I think you need a good baseline amount of spite and resentment for windows and/or mac.

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Warframe recently added bikes you can use in normal missions. The player character already has acess to like a million other movement options that are way better than bikes in practically every environment. It makes good noises though!

Oh huh. Now i feel good about hopping from fedora and not really vibing with gnome. GG redhat, no re

I’ve messed around with the main stars, and I like KDE plasma the best. it’s pretty and customizeable. XFCE hits harder than I thought it would, and Cinnamon is pretty good out of the box. I think I hate MATE, but GNOME is good. I also tried something called “Awesome” and it looked deranged in a way that I’m pretty sure would make sense if I spent more time with it… but it was kinda ugly.

I’d actually recommend whatever it is that you use, OP. Having a friend who is intimately familiar with your distro is way more helpful than one that’s theoretically even better but you have limited support for. If they want to make the jump later, they can always do what I did and somehow accidentally become an arch (btw) linux guy after a year in the ecosystem (goddamnit how did this happen, i just wanted to keep using my old craptop, not become a thigh high socks guy).

edit: I’m reading that you’re also an archfreak, so I’d suggest Manjaro instead. It’s got an easier learning curve and guis, but is arch-based.

Critically. Its the face of the operating system, and I’m shallow enough to put a lot of value on a pretty face

Somewhere between two and four, eheh

Ive only used the terminal on my laptop for installing programs i could’ve installed from a gui, and for updating. Which i could’ve done on a gui.

So i think so? Manjaro btw

Oops, phrasing error on my part. I have kde connect on my phone, i meant to say i wanted linux on my phone, hehe. Android doesnt count :)

Ah yea thats probably it. I had issues with the wifi on my laptop so i swapped to 2.4g. My pc is wired to the router via ethernet, and my phone uses 5g

works great. I’m struggling to even think of anything negative to say. KDE connect doesn’t work as well as I want between my laptop and PC? I really wish I could install something similar on my phone.

Alright, at least one V-tuber looks cool. Who’s the business orc on the right?

women fear me

fish fear me

men turn their eyes

away from me as i walk

no beast dare

makes a sound

in my presence

i am alone on

this barren earth

Fedora w/ kde was my first foray into linux and i can say it was a good place to start for a windows convertee. +1