MangoPenguin

The most frustrating part of running Linux for me is the experience can vary so much for each person, slight hardware differences can cause odd bugs that other people don't have, and solving them can be really time consuming because a fix that works for one distro or DE may not work on another.

I'm really happy that Bazzite seems to be gaining so much popularity as an actual windows replacement, because it makes it a lot easier to find fixes for problems if there's a huge community using the exact same distro.

The downside of the compression is the install can take way longer than the download. But if you're on a slower connection the smaller download would be a big benefit.

The solution for packages is do it in a container, that way its easy and doesnt involve layering more stuff.

That plus so many games that are genuinely good and I have lots of hours into are in the $5-20 range.

Its a docker compose deployment so should just work on any system with docker installed. Copy the docker compose file and env file if it has one, and run 'docker compose up -d' in that directory.

It can collect analytics from multiple places.

It very likely might be a standard size, you can buy prismatic and cylindrical cells in tons of sizes.

Do you have it set to filter out ones with low seeder count?

Also do you mean sonarr/radarr? I didn't know Jellyfin could do searching.

I'm just saying it absolutely will do most tasks without issue, since my 3700x doesnt struggle at all with any normal every day task.

Those cells are almost always standard sized prismatic cells, but the connector is often not standard if you buy a random cell.

I looked up the CPU and its faster than the R7 3700x I game and edit videos on in my desktop..

Al the time. Offputting names and branding, AI logos or images, lack of basic feature explanations, lack of any screenshots, and so on.

After all that I'm only interested in using a small fraction of the various projects I come across that would be useful to me.

I mean I get the reason, but at the same time Li-ion is just so much better compared to NiMH and especially Alkaline. As long as its easy to open up and replace I'm all for internal li-ion batteries.