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Is it just me, or do new office features seem kinda pointless or unnecessary?

I use libreoffice the same way I used microsoft office decades ago. Never really cared for ‘advanced’ or even ‘intermediate’ features because they are never necessary to what I’m doing.

I can’t imagine that people who are more computer-illiterate than me getting significantly more involved in what should be simple and easy to use programs.

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Why don’t people just get into game development?

It’s not like we’re going to run out of video games to make.

+1 Most of the sheep have been convinced by the MIC that giving the MIC as much money as possible will result in a blazing Ukrainian victory.

It’s a business, guys. Try to see your part in all this. You’re like a minnow among sharks.

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Is anyone having security issues without this patch?

For the uninitiated, bazzite isn’t really a battle-tested distro or a mainstream one. I just started hearing about it within the past few months.

It kind of came out of nowhere and looks to be getting shilled hard, similar to mx linux. The amount of shilling you may see for it does not correspond with usage among the community at all.

Be careful what you install on your computers, guys.

I think Mint is great for beginners and advances users alike.

If you’re feeling more confident, you could try Debian. Debian will have older software and be harder to setup, but you’ll get a better feel for the Linux ecosystem by using it over Mint.

Manjaro is for practical usage. You’ll have more up-to-date software and access to a massive user repository of install scripts for anything that isn’t in the official software repositories.

Your choice of Desktop Environment will have a big impact on how you use your computer. I recommend KDE for those coming from Windows. With a small amount of configuration, you can have it set up like a traditional desktop environment with the start menu on the left, show desktop on the right, notifications towards the right, etc.

KDE has a lot of stuff, but you can only choose what you need and you’ll notice it’s great at being a basic DE even though it’s capable of more.

Use-case?

These discussions never lead to anything productive.

I firmly-believe most people who engage in them are autistic.