I think they recently updated something to allow finding videos across different instances easier. But I don’t use it, so you will need to look that up.

I agree, a lot of these “injuries” are just neglect of your body and bad posture that build up a debt in your body over time.

I used to be really fit until I get a desk job. I recenly bought some kettle bells to get back into shape.

Awesome! Mint is great, it’s my number one recommendation.

I’ve never tried vr before and I’d really like to at some point.

I use Fedora with Plasma.

I hate customizing ui elements, so I wanted something that used plasma and looked good with tweaking things.

I don’t want to deal with Snap, so my choices were a bit limited, but I’ve used Fedora in the past and liked it. I still do.

I did try arch with plasma and couldn’t get hardware video decoding to work in the browser, so I switched to Fedora. I was pleasantly surprised that Fedora had so much more configured for my laptop out of the box.

I hate that word “swag”.

A long time ago when Linux was around 2-3% someone said that macOS adoption by software companies happened when it got to 5% of the marketshare.

If Linux continues down the path, we might see real support from some of the holdouts.

Before anyone says to use an alternative, sometimes there are not workable alternatives.

Just curious and not judging your decision in anyway, but… “What are you waiting for?”

I never got gnome, it’s like macOS, but I never enjoyed using it even after being a Mac user.

Plasma and cinnamon are my top desktop recommendations.

I asked ChatGPT and it says this feature was added 5 years ago! Really?

How would you phrase this differently?

Install wasn’t too bad, I used a mix of chatgpt and install documentation when I get stuck.

One problem I had was that I was aiming for burning crusade, but and chatgpt told me that Azerothcore supported burning crusade.

So after getting the server up and learning this, I had to find a wotlk client.

The choose of expansion was arbitrary, I just didn’t want modern wow.

There are some data files you have to supply, but they can just be downloaded from github and the guide even links to it.

I’m not sure about resources, but for a small instance, I think it’s pretty light. I’ve only just installed it on a i5-3470 cpu server, and it seems to play fine.

I’ve only played for like 5 minutes as I’ve not had time to play and monitor how heavy it is.