Dude is going to click it looking for boobs and end up seeing a femboy, lol.

I think nobody thinks about NSFL as some form of physical damage, but as something that could get you traumatized.

Little dude is like cat Chuck Norris or whoever is THE guy right now, lol

They interoperate, so a Kbin user can see everything on Lemmy and vice versa.

My favorites are Connect for Lemmy, which seems heavily inspired by Sync for Reddit, and Liftoff.

Connect for Lemmy is much more feature-packed than Liftoff, but I find Liftoff better at exploring communities at the moment.

Hey, let me enlighten you: uBlock Origin is even better than you think. Among others, ClearURLs is useless with uBlock Origin.

PS: Criei minha conta no lemmy.world mesmo, mas sou brasileiro. Legal ver outros por aqui!

At least on my end, changing Bottles' permission settings using Flatseal or KDE Plasma's integrated Flatpak settings to make it have access to all users' files makes it work correctly.

Remember to always use the Flatpak version of Bottles, because the native versions are usually very outdated and broken (the RPM version, for example, is totally broken and in a version from mid to late 2022).

You're not alone in this, those kinds of things are hilarious, but also alarming, lol

I think you can try your luck with either Nobara or Bazzite, they are very user-friendly. I find Nobara more user-friendly, but Bazzite is an immutable distro, so it is naturally more stable, more secure, etc.

I use Nobara KDE, and the idle RAM consumption is of around 1 GB.

How about Brave Search? It has its own index, and the results are definitely better than Bing and Bing-based search engines. I still find Google's results to be better, but it's the best privacy-friendly search engine right now.

Do you know what's even better? Fedora Kinoite. Or Bazzite. Or Nobara…

Not really, but it's due to my Colemak keyboard layout. That's sad…

No issue with that, but… it's not like the majority of guys want to see something like that.

Well, DirectX only managed to mostly catch up with Vulkan with DirectX12, so translating DirectX11 to Vulkan will likely improve the performance because Vulkan is a considerably more optimized API. GTA IV uses DirectX9, so the performance gain with DXVK can be quite big.

You forgot "How dare you use Sync for Lemmy!".

Dude, Lubuntu is not made for gaming. For gaming, you would want either KDE (preferred over GNOME due to, among others, VRR/FreeSync/G-Sync, HDR and tearing support) or GNOME.

Regarding the distro:

Fedora and openSUSE Tumbleweed are great options if you don't usually play for hours, as they are more aimed at general use.

Nobara and Bazzite (both Fedora-based) are the best of the best, for ease of use, performance, etc., with the biggest difference between both being that Nobara is mutable, while Bazzite is immutable.

If you want an Arch-based gaming distro, there is CachyOS, but I don't like it very much.