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AstralPath
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As a Canadian, I spent eight months living in France a couple years ago. Had nothing but great experiences with people. I had one pharmacist be a little snooty with me. But other than that, they were very helpful regardless and very nice.
What I realized is that they place a lot of value in their native language and it's very important to them to speak it clearly and properly whenever possible so they won't usually hesitate to correct you.
The vast majority of people were stoked that we were speaking French at all. It's really changed my perspective on the French language in my own country for the better, to be honest. I just get it now.
I'm kinda feeling the same. The MGS3 story/execution is much weaker than 2 IMO but there are some cool gameplay advancements over 2. Oddly its just much less immersive as an experience, but its still quite good.
Chrono Trigger with my wife. Having a blast with that. Almost done Metal Gear Solid on Extreme difficulty. That game is a true masterpiece. The extreme modes in MGS make them even better if you ask me.
Finished MGS2 a couple days ago. Those final codec calls are prophetic and terrifying. Another masterpiece.
Playing through MGS3 for the first time with my buddy too. Good fun.
You down vote me for saying the truth.
If you think installing Linux is hard you've either never done it and let other people dictate your opinions, you're incompetent with computers or you can't follow a simple step-by-step guide.
If you or someone you know sucks with computers, that's fine. I get not moving someone from Win to Linux if they can't understand the digital equivalent of tying their shoes. Just get a Chromebook if that's the case.
Barring cases of disability, using Windows at a basic level is not hard. Most home users use it to browse the dust on the upper crust of the internet, write a doc, print shit and nothing more. I bet if you swapped Win for Linux on most people's computers and riced it to look like Win 11 many of them would be none the wiser.
Also, if you're a Lemmy user and you have a basic understanding of how this platform works I guarantee you have the basic capacity to successfully install Linux on an old computer.
That's not a Linux problem, that's a PEBKAC or hardware problem.
If installing something like Linux Mint is not intuitive enough for someone, they probably don't even know what they're doing on Windows either.
Is there a hi-res version of this somewhere?
Was he asking for a Budweiser? lol
Real therapy cat vibes.
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Linux newbie, here. Does this seem reasonable or normal? That's a lot of downgrades and deletions. I feel like if I click confirm I'm gonna nuke my system. Am I right to be concerned here?
I do have backups in case of any issues, but still... I'd rather not spend the time to rebuild.
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Nobara Linux has a dedicated driver manager to automate the process of managing NVIDIA drivers. I ran a 2060 for almost a year on Nobara with no issues thanks to the manager. I'm on AMD now and forevermore.