algorithms and data structures are overrated IMO. No average programmer is manually writing sorting algorithms or reversing linked lists. And if you do need something like that, you can just google it

edit: People have raised some VERY good points about why DSA is actually really helpful, and I guess I have to agree. I think this comes from my disappointment upon entering the professional programming scene and realizing that readability, maintainability, organization and structure are 10x more important when it comes to collaborating with others on production-grade codebases.

With all the myriad problems I’ve had with linux, audio was never one of them. Hell, my android is worse with audio. Looking at this thread, I’m apparently very lucky

It already is FOSS

https://forgejo.ellis.link/continuwuation/continuwuity

have you tried programming socks?

keyboars with thumb clusters is where it’s really at

These cops don’t realize they are playing along perfectly with the PR campaign

Cannabis ain’t broccoli

I love this comment, but I love even more that it got downvoted

Hm maybe it got better or was specific to my hardware

It’s been 2 years or so but when I last tried Mint for gaming, my performance was awful. I tried all the general tips recommended online, but in the end I just switched to PopOS (and now Bazzite). But maybe by now it’s better

Out of the box Mint is terrible for gaming.

Know you how man makes a grammatically correct question on English?

Aua

I tried getting in touch with my heritage and using OpenSUSE but it really doesn’t click with me. From the installer to the whoke YaST thing, others love it but I’m just a bad German.

I also don’t own a car or watch football so this tracks

And they’ll all be optimized for GPU workloads :(

ironically, arch users are the only users who I’ve heard talking about timeshift because apparently its the best way to roll back after an update breaks sth?

we are all noobs in some regard. I’ve been using linux for private and work for 3 years and I don’t know shit about tineshift. linux is such a diverse ecosystem and there’s so many places to make mistakes and learn. It never stops. I fully expect to be bricking my machine on accident well into my 60s