The streaming service needs subscribers. Think of the shareholders

OP doesn’t have the energy to deal with all of Ryan’s bullshit emails

I’ve just been in this place before

Déjà vu

Honestly, staring at a blank page for 30 seconds would be preferable to 30 seconds of ads.

No they don’t. Skeletons aren’t real.

I’m sure it’s feasible, with enough knowledge and effort. How does the connector of each keyboard look? Do you have an oscilloscope or at least a multimeter to poke the keyboards with? And you’ll be needing that Arduino, either for translating it to the builtin kb port or to USB.

Physical fit is out of the scope of this comment.

I think they said that they technically don’t block ads. They just don’t implement them. If youtube were to somehow pack ads into the video stream, they wouldn’t go around it. Though I’m sure that in such case an adblock extension would pop up very fast.

Very much. No clue how it’s gonna work on mint, but plasma will give you the customizability to fiddle with.

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They may have exaggerated the risk of a money shift a tiny bit. Stalling is easy, but blowing the car up has to be hard.

Tried it before, but went back to normal version. I recall it being slightly limited in package availability and some apps requiring extra fiddling.

Maybe it’ll be fine for your use case, though.

Yeah, I missed that. Sorry, guess I should pay more attention.

university wifi eduroam doesn’t work on Fedora

As a fedora eduroam user I’m pretty sure it does.

As a fedoraman myself, I think Pop!_OS is a great option.

But are you doing this because your friend wants linux or because you want it? It’s okay to recommend it but don’t push it if they don’t need it.

Ah, I see.

Linux client is a joke, I use the proton version because it’s more stable.

This isn’t uncommon. Proton is way better if the developer half-assed the port.

Also, this reminded me that I wanted to try BeamMP. Sucks if it’s unplayable.

It’s probably just to not falsely advertise support when some of the untested games don’t work.

If you’re unsure and just want something easy, my recommendation is Pop OS. I think it has replaced Ubuntu as the generally recommended works-out-of-the-box distro.

Pop is Ubuntu based and inherits most of its good qualities. I consider it mostly an improvement, especially for gaming.

Edit: Oh sorry, I missed the other reply thread.

EA games and such sound plausible, but

No fromsoft

I have probably played their whole steam catalogue on linux. They work fine.

Same for TES and Fallout.

Just to make sure, you did enable proton for “unsupported” games, right?

Compatibility isn’t perfect, but I have to ask, what does your library look like if so few games in it work?