I'm not sure if you're trying to imply that pmjv is an AI evangelist. Maybe look at the content of you're not familiar.
I've never actually finished it. I played through about 3 times on the DS and gave up every time during the Dracula's castle.
I came to say I've been playing the Dominus collection. I loved the games on DS but I'm a little rusty and got ridiculously beat down by the first boss in Ecclesia.
I always thought the Rocky Theme or Alan Parsons Project Sirius would work great. But I've never really tried.
I control a htpc with an Xbox gamepad. Bazzite I don't even think about updates, it just happens instead of saying "should probably update" and unplugging my nose and keyboard from my other PC. Or leaving mouse and keyboard sit on the floor in front of my tv cabinet.
Most handheld suppliers are shipping windows, replacing it with an immutable system is definitely the way to go. On screen keyboards are play I guess, but even my experience just doing a regular distro on a tablet it was a hassle.
Look, I'm not going into detail on this anymore. But I want to say I'm surprised by how much people are pushing back. "Oh instead of using bazzite, you could setup rsync to do an a/b switch with your server if something goes wrong". (Elsewhere in these comments).
I just didn't think it would be so much for people to accept there are use cases for why people do things differently to them.
I hadn't seen that. I think he started this one in 2020, is a fairly decent chunk of effort to put into something.
You think I should tell a You think I should tell a 6 year old kid to fix a broken Linux system? I'm sorry this has turned from discussion into bullshit.
Because when I finish my 10 hour shift, get home from my 2 hour commute, to my 6 year old kid crying because she managed to fuck her Minecraft machine up somehow, I don't want to spend my only free half hour that day trying to work or what she did.
That's not a learning opportunity for her. Even if she had the patience to sit there and watch me try to fix it, she won't r get what I'm doing. And after getting up at 5.30, getting home at 7.30 watch how good I am at not just swearing at the thing instead.
A htpc in which you just need to launch media
A steam Deck like handheld in which you just want your game launcher
A PC for a kid whom you don't want messing around with system files
A PC for your technologically inept family members to just use as an email/browser/word processor
Ikey has a tendency to abandon his projects. Solus was good when he started it, it barely survived a few restructures after he left, but it was quickly getting outpaced by other distros anyway.
If this one suits you, that's great, and independent community distros can be cool.
Haven't seen that come up a lot. I have seen "I want official support from valve" and "I want to support valve". Not so much of what you've suggested.