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I passed my diploma exam.

So I watched the Linus Tech Tips Linux Challenge part 3. That was a nice video.

I'm sure uhhh...

I'm sure the Linux community has great things to say about it. XD

Windows be like: Blue screen of death? A Monday like any other.
Linux be like: lol kernel panic

In your opinion, what's the best Linux distro to put on a non-tech-savvy user's computer that you're going to maintain on a sporadic basis and why?

My pick was Ubuntu (MATE) because it's stable & easy to use & maintain but release upgrade instability reports make me reconsider.

So nobody was going to tell me that microG is integrated into /e/ by default?

Is there a market for GUI online video download managers based on youtube-dl?

You cannot change my mind, I will not use, recommend or set someone up with Linux M*nt.

It's not malicious or anything. It's just not the kind of user experience I find to be of high quality.

I was considering switching from LineageOS to /e/ on my phone but I can't do without Google Services of any kind and I feel like even something like microG is antithetical to what /e/ strives for.

I'm probably just going to do some degoogling tricks on my LineageOS install.

https://www.returnyoutubedislike.com/

nice

you (a Linux elitist): You will not learn Linux by trying to use it like Windows.
me (a Chad):

So it looks like I have no choice but to virtualize Windows for Wonderland Online because it degrades in performance over time in Proton.

I wish I enjoyed using any Linux distro that isn't Arch-based.

Actually, I got it running but it makes my system run a little unstable.

I didn't get my obscure non-Steam game running in Proton. :(