Largely an urban legend. The internal electronics of the keyboard/mouse matter more than the protocol for end to end latency.

There are USB keyboards that beat a PS/2 one, at just 125 Hz polling. 1000 Hz polling pulls ahead even more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEswl6kZq5k&t=650

Missing dependencies. (Or wrong version of fuse)

Even if it was true.

It is, isn’t it.

Different glibc version says hello.

Not having inter-distro binary compatibility is a blessing in disguise.

Just ‘steam-run’ that shit. (It creates a regular linux-like environment without manually setting the LD path)

I use it to run random git repos.

NACK-ing rust at version 8 of the patchset is kind of a dick move. The 7 others were fine before? Ridiculous that Linus didn’t step in in a definitive way.

Did you know that those annoying MOBO software come not from windows update but by the UEFI/BIOS boot process injecting it into your windows installation? Yeah, just like some rootkit shenanigans, still, this is a windows “feature”. (Windows platform binary table) You can turn it off usually, but OFC by default it’s enabled.