But not as powerful as the average gaming PC. If you take a mini ITX board, an every level Ryzen processor and something like an RX 7700 that would make a pretty cool system. If you manage to sell that for under $600, you have a winner.

If you want to sell a Steam console, it has to do 4k pretty well, because that’s what TVs have these days. An APU won’t cut it for that, you’ll need a discrete GPU.

That’s pretty much the impression I’ve been getting from following the whole thing very loosely.

Yesterday I spent five hours cleaning out 247 MB on my $50, 1TB SSD. I am very efficient.

Yes. I use Mint. Please help me cross the road.

Thanks.

I have an old convertible that I want to - erm - convert to Linux once Windows 10 goes EOL. Can I use any distro with KDE to use the mobile version or which ones support it? I use Mint right now and I’d like to stay as close to that as possible.

I use Mint, by the way.

That’s a perfectly legitimate approach. Switching your OS is always a hassle. I can understand that people like to stick with what works for them.

Is that on Steam? I’ve been trying to find a chess game on Steam but haven’t had any success yet. If it’s not on Steam, how do you install it?

Sounds Like dementia to me. You’ll have to come to terms with the fact that your father isn’t the person he was any more. Arguing is entirely futile.

Came here too say that.

I use Mint, by the way.

Certainly a worthwhile endeavour. But I’d recommend doing it in a VM or a secondary machine before jumping right in on your main computer.

A cheap mini PC with Linux and Steam Link is the best solution IMO. You could probably get something usable for $100 on eBay.

Do some blow and shag underage hookers. I want to be a famous politician.

The article says nothing whatsoever about this topic.

And I can do it wherever I want. And my work is in no way interrupted, while the updates go through.

Absolutely nobody is saying that.

Totally what the average Arch user looks like.