Source?

Are you OK?

Nope.

The only reason is that they have a download for nvidia button on the first page.

And if you don’t have the motivation to search „distro xy nvidia” and copy paste the 2 or 3 commands to do it (or in the case of mint or Ubuntu do it via GUI) its simply easier to rave about a feature thats advertised on the website than to look for another 5 minutes and realise that its the norm.

Or in non Linux terms: it’s easier to look at the packaging of the $5 bottle and say its the best because it says leak proof than to try the $5 Aluminium isolating coffee cup from recycled Metal and anti spill over opening and actually make a fair comparison

Except the part where they are happy to slander all and any Linux distros because they are too stupid to rtfm.

The only reason they are speaking of steamOS now is bevcause thats the current trend. The same way when Mint was the trend. The same way when zorin… Garuda… You get it.

Just saying: If you need a step for step tutorial to make something available worldwide, you shouldn’t.

There is a reason why an apprenticeship for sysAdmin (not even going into software engeneering) is 3 years of school and work full time.

Also, as someone who has actually gone into this kinda deep, it is simply not feasable to actively maintain your system for CVEs, hardware and software and still work AND have a social life.

Also by hosting a social media site (its a peer after all) you need to abide by all kind of regulatory shit the moment you make it available for others to post there.

My HTPC runs Fedora Kionite with bigscreen, I just don’t see what Bazzite can that I can’t do with any other Distro

Its the google services rootkit, not AOSP

market for a low specs/low price handheld for 2D retro-style games

Its called an android emulator.

Those who have the money would rather go for a real retro console

Those who don’t probably do not have the money to buy all those cartridges with only 1 game on them, and will just use their phone or pick up a cheap android tablet

And for the retro-modern niche there are emulator handhelds for very cheap

So, basically the target audience is people who:

• don’t have the money to buy a real retro console + games
• have a problem with emulating/ripping the games themselves
• want to pay full price for retro games (even if you take the price for steam, they are going to cost more due to the hardware
• don’t want any QoL like with emulator handhelds

Education is a very broad term.

where is your open phone system now

https://source.android.com/

You should honestly check with your ISP if the URL won’t resolve for you

Youre fake news

Plasma 6?7 is currently queued for stable release

https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2026-279229780a

OK, I know English is hard, but you should at least know what alleged means.

This article describes allegedly that that is happening. The same way I can say that alledegly my guinea pig has just started to talk to me in perfect English. It means literally nothing until either lawsuit no. 4 suddenly finds this to be true (yes, there have been at least 2 before, all of them dismissed afaik) or out of nothing you find some clause saying this is true

Either that or Mii Mii lends you their hard drive.

Amazon provides ad and marketing services, hosting, support, and more importantly, logistics.

Yes, but if its not sold on Amazon, they don’t do these logistics.

Games sold outside of Steam have no access to Steam features

And steam allows that too. Their only problem is with distributing the steam keys yourself for less.

The act of reading is something only the fewest people can do, apparently

Thats the neat part: they can make weapons the same way I can theoretically make a bomb from enriched uranium in my backyard.

That is another situation

Amazon is a seller. Steam is (aside from selling) a service provider with their workshop, forum, etc

While it would be way better if those were all in a different tier for devs, so for example they can select to get less of a share for those features, what they are basically doing is sidestepping a provider

Or in the case of photography:

You go to a Photo shop and lend their camera equipment and services for free, but they take a 20% cut for every copy of that picture sold.

If you buy a picture, you can download it indefinitely and get some services like changing the color grading on the website. The photo shop hosts the picture for free and only makes a profit through selling licenses. The owner also has an option to get infinite licenses for these services for free.

What youre allowed to do is host the picture on your own, pay your own cloud provider, and sell the picture that way.

What youre not allowed to do is generate infinite licenses for free and sell them without ever paying the photo shop for their services, while still using them.

Change.org…

You know, at least link the European parliament petition, at least that might be more than a feel good thing

https://www.justiceforpalestine.eu/

like Gen alpha and z

As a gen Z who started with Linux with 12, daily driven it since 14 and dipped into Gentoo and arch at 15, I feel offended

Afaik its only gonna be used for stuff like screen reading, which if you’ve ever tried an open source speech synthesis model, you’d know even an old lightweight LLM model is better than it.

I’d also argue that if you actually care about local llms, you can just set up ollama and use that.

I had an autism diagnosis. I found a friend with even more autism through school. Thats kinda it

A lot of aftermarket chargers claim to support up to 120W etc.

That is called deceptive marketing.