It jumps up quickly to a bigger size and then keeps increasing more slowly if you keep shaking it.

And they’re also too close together and the screws may be an obstacle to certain dongles, although that shouldn’t be a problem for industrial PCs

Wallonia is a Belgian region

I’ve installed it on both my desktop and laptop, and I’m rather satisfied

So when I was a teenager I used to have a desktop computer in my bedroom, with desk, chair and all, the bed was against the far wall from the door, with the desk in between. One night I woke to a dark figure bending down over me while I slept, and my instinct was to punch it! And I kinda hurt myself by hitting the metal frame of my computer chair which I had somehow rolled next to the bed without noticing, with a black hoodie draped over it.

Don’t feed the troll, down vote and move on

Yeah, never heard of them before, seems like they make lots of ports? I surely will remember them now if I ever see a game with their name on it

Yeah that was my thought too, but it turns out it was a misconception. It’s perfectly customisable, I can install whatever I want in multiple ways without messing up my system. Right now I’m running IDEs with multiple compilers, LLMs, diffusion models, 3D printing slicers, 3D modeling, etc…

Sure

Ew

I stayed on it for many years, but Bazzite stole my heart

What comes default on fedora KDE spin

Ew JavaScript

The thing with Linux is that it’s 100% freedom. It lets you do whatever you want with it, there’s plenty of tools that facilitate customization and management.

By contrast, when I use windows at work I often find it won’t allow me to do what I want.

“What do you mean that’s not possible?”

I used to have it aliased to dnfu

Now I’m on bazzite so I only use dnf inside containers

Well, many of these softwares can’t do that properly, so…

Good.

What if he was 42% better?

Please avoid XCOM

I thought it was clear that’s what I was implying.