I usually just play one game at a time. Currently I'm playing Elden Ring, and that runs beautifully on Linux. I've already got all of the achievements, but the game is just perfection for my taste. Windows generally is better for gaming, but gaming on Linux is very good, depending on whether or not the games you like will run on Linux.
DT has a point in that opening a terminal in the live environment to run the installer is not intuitive and even a lot of experienced Linux users might not figure that out at first. There is no documentation on the i3 spin. It’s a bad user experience overall. But that’s also probably why the i3 spin is at the very bottom of the list on Fedora’s website, and no experienced Linux user should be recommending i3 on any distro to a Linux newbie.
Depends if the applications are part of a metapackage, in which case you're in for a bad time. (Are there any metapackages that are themselves part of metapackages, and so on? I don't even want to know)
I would forget about doing that in bash and just write an Ansible playbook.
If you start with a minimal iso it would be easier. Many distros offer a variety of iso files to choose from, and the minimal would be the most bare bones.
Impressive, very nice.
Well, shit. Shame on me for being fooled.
The sample size may be low, but claiming all women in tech are trans women sub-textually implies that it makes you upset or that you're hunting for a tech literate girlfriend. There are plenty of women involved in tech, Jill from the Destination Linux podcast is the first that comes to mind. They're just often over shadowed/silenced by trans women, skew older, tend to be overweight due to lack of exercise/sitting most of the day, and in a relationship already.
I know some women in tech, they work for the HR & marketing departments of tech firms.
With anecdotal YMMV. I knew several that worked in avionics, x-ray testing and laser ops, the NOC for fiber/cell/sat, and a few network engineers.
nah, but in my view it's a mental illness and quite a massive one and it makes me wonder how trustworthy or stable that person is. If they're so fundamentally deluded about their sex, what else are they deluded about? And this is completely ignoring all the drama and problems these kinds of people usually cause. (even if maybe not always)
I'm happily married to somebody who barely knows what a computer is, thanks
bingo.
I worked with a female data analyst programmer. She did not put effort into her appearance and I'm pretty sure was autistic given her C++ rambling. She was somewhat energetic, though. Only one out of a couple hundred professionals I met. You'll never get your tomboy programmer gf.
The worst people.
I mean, there are heaps of 'women in tech'. Female business analysts and project managers do some great work because men can't help sperging out over the details. If we had more visual programming languages, there might be more women programmers. Just not doing things that the boys love to dork out on.
