Exactly this. Imagine if gas powered motor could recharge in mere 12 hours and run for up to half the distance. Ah, that would be the dream.

And if you and 5 of your neighbors decide to refuel at the same time during peak hours you have a real chance of overloading your neighborhood grid. And your fuel tank is dead in 5 years, replacing which is more than half of your used cars cost.

Everything non-portable uses electric motors from the time the first wire was invented.

Israel is a pet project of more than 50 years. Noone is going to throw it out on a whim, genocide or not.

Don’t know exactly, but it looks like deburring tool. Does it rotate in the handle?

Metal deburring tools have similar shape, but are smaller and blade is a blade. This looks like it would work on crumbly soft materials like wood or plastic.

I second opensuse, there is also a non-rolling release option, i think.

My tumbleweed has been exceptionally stable, updates without problem.

Trouble sleeping is another one. It’s not a heroin withdrawal, but it’s there.

Ufff. I just remembered how much fun i had in tribes ascend. Using ass-granades to get that flag steal going. And teenage-me favourite- finding a good spot near generator and just mirv granade launching it to hell.

SteamOS.

Really happy, its a decent arch with plasma kde.

I’m doing my part!

I had laptop with descrete Nvidia graphics card and had no trouble with most of the distros i tried. Theh either offer inbuilt driver app, which let’s you choose which driver to use or you google it and follow an uncomplicated guide.

That being said, i always recommend dual booting at first, something might go wrong with your first installation or you just forgot that you had something important on windows. If it’s a desktop, i recommend getting and extra ssd. Which you will use for linux (for now). Later it’s always convenient to have extra storage. They are not too expensive anymore. You can have your linux playground, where you can test distros and see how they actually work on your machine and you can revert to windows in the meantime.

Steam and lutris. Lately only steam, as I’m using steam deck as my desktop and it’s just so much easier when everything is in one place.

But lutris for wow classic and gw2 worked very well. Also on my previous laptop.

I guess I’m just not gaming that much anymore to need anything specific.