Jokes aside… Magic circles as programs? I’ve never think about it that way!

Honest question: hasn’t the Tor network been proven to have been broken by the feds in that the anonimity of their users were no longer guaranteed?

Linux Mint?

What the fuck is even that?

oh look, there’s the nvidia meat driver!

I second this. If you have to ask an internet rando, then that means you’re not ready.

I’m gatekeeping not for the sake of being an elitist, but because if you mess this up, you may not see the end of this.

There are already resources online. Some are even official by the distro you want to install. Maybe you should refer to that instead of this post.

This may actually hinders new users because you can’t just change stuff on the system.

And no, not everything always work out of the box. Fedora & OpenSUSE codecs, I’m looking at you.

I wouldn’t do any irreversible changes that I might regret in the future, especially to something that I love.

Probably buy another one that is better suited to the current predicament? I know some boots have ventilation. Not sure if Geox have boots, but they are well known to have well ventilated shoes.

Also, what’s wrong with sneakers?

So in short, these seven components are what makes the Ventoy blob, am I getting this right?

It doesn’t take much for you to learn that:

1. It is from Poland
2. It’s been active since 2014

Is this Firefox Send thingy centralized? Also I’ve read that it’s actually a dead project.

Their social feed is a plague.

Perhaps just have it there and then have spotify & jellyfin outside of that? Can the xmb ui have custom menu or something?

I have never of anyone calling C# Java.

Artificial Intelligence ❌️

Natural Stupidity ✔️

Goddamn ancient fish!

Being born, I guess…

I’ve said this many times, and will continue saying this again and again:

When in doubt: Linux Mint will provide everything you’ll need. You can distrohop once you understand the basics, customizations and optimizations can come later.

TLDR: SerpentOS rebranded

When in doubt: Linux Mint.

You can find something more suitable for your need later on, but this should give you a baseline experience.

I would steer clear of labwc or other minimalist WMs when you’re just getting started. In fact, try nothing but the basics first.