So judging by the comments this is something you would install as a DE on a Linux distro, perhaps on a miniPC, not something running on the SmartTV itself?

Credit where credit’s due

Yeah, this is what I’ve been using, recently though I’ve found my dictionary has gone too weird

Trying it out now now!

That’s not my point though, they’re much better at holding discussion and keeping people updated than the Nexus mods site was

I mean things like Discord and Revolt, even Reddit is better for communities to discuss things about mods than the Nexus site

It should all be open source.

First thing is mods should just exist on free hosting providers for source code like GitHub/Lab etc.

Then an optional mod manager software that can import mods from these sources.

Non of this really needs a centralised community, these places already exist thanks to other better suited services like social media

I’m also playing through the first game at the moment, I’m about halfway through though with the main quest, and taking my time with side quests and activities at the moment.

I’m really enjoying my time with it.

However I completely agree with the person you’re replying to, the game isn’t hard or difficult at the beginning it’s obnoxious, once you understand these systems, which you’ll be lucky to do in-game, you can deal with it and the more you play the more accessible the game becomes, but in the beginning you have to be too efficient and adapt to a very unfamiliar experience.

So this game is for me, and it’s probably for the OP too.

That’s essentially a console and not a ‘pc’

What do you think life will be like for the rest of the world if USA, China and maybe Russia are all allies?

It was part of Ukraine’s law that elections are postponed during war time before Zelenaky was elected.

This is common across other democracies, for example the UK did it during WWII

Or do you mean something else?

I think the difficulty with Arch is not about using the command line, but about knowing the Linux ecosystem.

People coming from OS X or Windows probably don’t know the difference between a WM, or a DE or what Display server they should use.

They don’t know if they need to install a network manager or setup sudo on a new system.

These things come from experience of using a Limix system even a mainstream one like Ubuntu.

As someone who had a career as a web developer and had to build sites that worked pixel perfect on multiple devices and clients I think game developers are jokers

Yes

There are better ways than using Lutris

• Try with Bottles
• add Battle.Net as a non-steam game

Probably not the purpose of this distro but using snaps in this way are a massive benefit for embedded systems

99% of people don’t understand anything about Snaps except from thinking they’re worse than Flatpak

I used to use ~/devbut for years now I use ~/Workspace becaue Eclipse made me do it

I’ve had a good experience with HeliBoard

But what about Only Office?