I’ve not been on linux for long, but I like my kubuntu system. Took a bit of fiddling (non standard video drivers, non standard Proton for steam, wayland was buggy on my hardware), but now it’s been working a treat for both gaming and productivity.

Judging by the sentiments for Ubuntu on here, I feel like it’s unfairly maligned. It seems like everyone wants Linux to be easier to adopt by the masses, but they don’t like the distros that fill that niche.

I live in one of those states, and increasingly seems it’s either that or we just all move to BC

From Sesame Street. And yes, it was politicized not too long ago. It feels like ages, but that’s just 2025 for ya.

Instead of leveling up your vehicle, you level up the infrastructure as you progress the game. By the end, you’re just taking the public transit system to the finish line.

I really liked the first game, but haven’t set up my base stations since moving. I’ve still got the OG Vive, and I’m kinda waiting to see whatever Valve’s got up their sleeve next instead of putting together my old system.

Unfortunately, the VR space is so slow that I don’t think it’ll be hard to catch up on the masterpieces even if I wait.