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What did you use to style Kitty?

Got fed up of Windows Vista, so I decided to try Linux. I was just a kid messing around, so tried some distros but Ubuntu stuck because I found it noob friendly. I think I went for Ubuntu 6.06. I started to get interested in PC gaming, then I dual booted Ubuntu and Windows 7 since gaming was not really a thing on Linux then. I found that to be a hassle so when Windows 10 came out I stuck with it.

Then I jumped back to Linux when going back to do an IT degree in uni a couple of years back. Tried Ubuntu, but hated it. I tried Manjaro, but it broke my system. Then I discovered EndeavourOS and have stayed with that. Started to jump DE’s instead. Went from GNOME to Xfce and now I am going for Cinnamon. I have tried some distro jumping in VM. I really tried to get into NixOS, but it was just too much for me. I liked Mint though.

Oh my god, I haven’t even thought of running steam headless in Docker! My current media setup is just a shit loads of Dockers anyways

Nice, never heard about Sunshine! How does that work? I have a Debian server with ok specs running for *Arr services, but no games on it. Is it just a middle man I can run on my server or do I need to have games installed on the server too?

Moonlight is also a possible option. Heard good things

Tech Won’t Save Us is a really good podcast on this topic

I feel you, Mr.Brainwash

I have an LG washer/dryer. With the app you can add downloaded cycle programs. And you can just have one at the time, and there are two cycles I sometimes swap between. It also gives me a notice when it needs to be cleaned and it has smart diagnostics when something goes wrong. And of course delayed start via app and notification when the wash is done. So there are some benefits, but I still hate it

I appreciate the GYBE reference

Check out yr.no, it is made by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute. I think it is pretty good internationally too

I just switched from GNOME to Xfce after many years of the former. I had enough after some extensions broke for the millionth time. And the amount of resources used was bonkers. Currently working on setting up Xfce to my liking (sorry for the spam, got a network error and ended up with multiple posts)

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I am using Neovim, which was a game changer for me. What makes Helix better?

Kbin will be more viable for me when they get an app. I am excited to see how it all pans out, but I am too seint a great potential for Kbin