I try to choose a distro that looks aesthetically pleasing out of the box so I don't have to do any of that.

I'm with him. My buddy calls me a cartoon character because I wear the same outfit everyday. I have multiple pairs of it though.

Black t-shirts (mostly), some other earth tones. All solid.

I'm all for comfort and making shit easy.

Whenever I try Linux on my laptops, I always seem to have issues with sleep/resume from closing the lid.

While my wife's Macbooks battery lasts for like 18 hours.

Then you don't have a great imagination.

You are not forced to get a Real ID and can stick to a state only drivers license (if you want).

It's a requirement for those listed things.

The website mentions that there are fake offline converters that push malware as well.

Obama has secret service protection. So he does kind of have bodyguards.

You know, I remember that. My PS1 never had an issue, but I know a few people who did.

https://gamepadla.com/

I'm surprised I haven't seen this mentioned yet. It's a database of tested controllers and their latency.

My experience with Gnome scaling has been rather poor. I haven't tried it in KDE.

And soon enough we'll see 1tb games once storage is plenty.

I'm not saying it's proof or not, only that there are scholars who disagree with the idea of free will.

https://www.newscientist.com/...

Monopoly Nintendo, Gamer or Mario... Whatever is called is also pretty good. The game ends when the board has been lapped 8 times. Steal coins from other players and what not.

Much appreciated. I'll give it another shot maybe tonight and throw some XFCE on here.

I would also like to mention the situation of printers. I can get my office printer working on chromeOS, Windows, Mac, but no Linux distro (other than chromeOS) wanted to play nice with it.

That's super neat. I'll get around to checking it out at some point.

I'm pretty sure we all are, buddy.

I have learned that there is a toooon of variance in things you'll see here. It's a little nutty, but also interesting.