There’s even 28 horsepower rigjt in front of you.

I would be so happy to receive 42 geese. It gives a really healthy head start to my goose army.

And for those who can’t be arsed reading. Here’s a great video Crabs

Even apple hasn’t gone to a subscription based model yet. I highly doubt Microsoft is gonna be like “yeah that’d be a great idea.”

The last time I heard about something going subscription based was with Bungie and Destiny 2 from a “leak,” which was just bollocks.

I’m sure they’d know that going that route would result in a lot more problems.

I love you too

Find me someone who’ll love me.

I remember ages ago when you could just have youtube background play on android. Then they removed it. And now you have to pay for it.

I’m not giving them my money, especially when you consider how much data they harvest from you to sell it on.

I pay for spotify, whilst they do use trackers and sell your data. I get a metric ton more use out of it. Youtube to me, is just background noise.

Like, just look at Brian Cox. He’s a smart man. And he seems really nice. Stephen Hawking was a genius, and I’ve never heard a bad thing about him.

Dude. You can’t win this one. Just do what normal people do and take the loss and move on with your life.

Damn, I kinda wanna play my English ninja wkth the Japanese word for ninja. But I do not want to end up like that.

Free yummy

Thanks.

So, it’s just best to experiment with multiple desktops? I read through mint’s page about different versions, which I understand what they were talking about with the different desktops.

So, it’s pretty much all the same? Except debian and Ubuntu use different software distribution stuff?

Also, before I asked this question, I found a website that listed different distro’s and what they were best for, weirdly. They mentioned nothing about Mint. Nut they did say, parrotOS, which, I’ll be honest, I’m not too sure about the different between that and Kali, but I’ll get there. Probably.

They also list : Kodachi, pop!OS, and Nitrux, but with the possible exception of pop, I haven’t heard of the other two. (They listed more, but they were the ones I decided to look into. Again, before asking.)

Is cinnamon just the desktop environment?

Do you mean you can just swap DE’s and get pretty much the same feeling? I was always under the impression they were all different. I don’t even really understand the different between Ubuntu and debian.

Thank you, I’ve heard of that one before. I’ve seen it a few times when I used to be subscribed here. I thought it was a more advanced one.

Can someone point me to some linux distros to try as a new user? I’m going to consider dual booting as I still need Windows for the main game I play. But I wanna see if I can get into cyber security on my own. I’m planning on trying to get a list to try out in some VM’s

I have nothing to add to this comment. I just want to make sure everyone knows that “the Baghdad battery” name goes fucking hard.