The whole argument of “it’s cause there’s so much variation in tax amount” never really made sense to me as an excuse. Like… you’d print the labels at the store wouldn’t you? So you just put the tax amount in the system for that store and print it… the only way it makes sense is if for some reason you’re shipping price tags across the country

Not tried it, so I don’t have thoughts on it

Boost on my phone, and browser on PC. It’s what works for me ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Minecraft feels a lot more polished, it has more content, and more players meaning higher chance of your friends being on there, and minetest is… free :3 so if you have minecraft or considering getting it you’re not losing anything by also trying the latter. I think the project is neat, but it was not something I could stick with for a long time

Im weird in that I hate mayo, but I like a lot of foods that use mayo as an ingredient… if I do have to eat something with just mayo in it it does make me gag tho

Not the original commenter, but I haven’t had a single thing in my email spam folder since I made it

Not a deal breaker at all :3

Honestly makes it more fun uwu

A non-zero amount of times :3

Im mainly here cause I find the idea of the fediverse an intriguing concept to be honest :3

I wouldn’t say that Mint is a ‘beginner’ distro. Sure, it’s beginner friendly, but it’s equally friendly for everyone

Ye, that :3. I didn’t mean mint is for beginners only, but it’s one that’s beginner friendly and popular for people starting linux

I started with pop!_os and their pop_shell on GNOME which also has tiling, and that’s been fun :3…

At the moment pop is on the bench for me in terms of distro recommendations tho, cause of their work on COSMIC making it a bit behind, and possibly a bit unstable in the future

(Though COSMIC will be replacing TWMs for me, as it’s imo a nice fresh spin on tiling with the window groups, which to me makes it the smoothest tiling experience even in the current alpha)

but ideally I’d like a distro that’s a bit more Linux-y.

Im not sure how you’d even quantify that? I mean… there’s a lot of variation in linux, so there’s not a “standard” linux experience… DEs like KDE or cinnamon are more Windows-y, and ones like GNOME or Pantheon are more MacOS-y. There’s TWMs which to me is what makes the linux experience, but those aren’t for beginners and I wouldn’t recommend you start with that

Really it doesn’t matter what enviroment you use, so honestly im gonna agree with the other comment and just say use one of the big begginer distros like mint cinnamon lol

I mean… I wouldn’t watch a playthrough side by side while playing, but watching a playthrough of a game up to the point I played to after im done playing for the day is a pretty common thing for me :3

It’s a different experience but I enjoy both

Enjoy probably :3 specifically the lemon, lime and mint one

Either that or the cactus and lime Rasa

And honourable mention to kvass (any brand tbh)

Seconded :3… I think all modern windows in europe do that

I have it on grid view :3… just cause it can fit a lot more files into the same screen space

In list view I have to scroll to see all the files in my home folder, and in grid view it only takes like half of the available space, if I have the app maximized

2nd christmas special :3

The one most people would probably find the weirdest is Pepper Coyote - no cock like horse cock

I’ve been on pop!_os for 4ish years now, and in that time I had like… 3 issues with it, which is way less than I had with windows lol

Honestly if you’re picking one bazzite, mint, pop! and any of the others that are considered beginner friendly will probably be equally fine ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Well if im trying out new speakers, it’s usually vega core from doom

If im playing new music in a playlist, it’d probably be something by quadeca tho… maybe godstained, or Sisyphus