I said the same thing about the same type used on the 3DS but I guess for people who grew up on analog sticks, the flat design is not comfortable or lacks precision in some way, which is weird because I hate regular analog sticks because my thumbs never stay centered and I dislike the curve motion compared to the flat design which feels more akin to a mouse, which is what I primarily use on PC.

Bruh, uh… maybe OpenSUSE lol?

Gonna be a useless recommend, but try Fedora or Bazzite (Fedora Silverblue gaming with tweaks to make it easier).

I’ve had some friends with similar complaints about Mint having one off issues with hardware, which is usually because its downstream Ubuntu which means kernel support can be all over the place.

Fedora is probably best bang for buck in latest stable release without entering the realm of unstable rolling like Arch. Really the only thing I’ve found that it lacks is more varied support for ARM boards out of box and a cross compile package for ARM from x86.

By default it does have a slightly annoying repo setup because software that isn’t FOSS ends up on RPMFusion which you have to enable as a user, which is why I suggest Bazzite, which also uses the immutable Linux design which makes it much easier to prevent from breaking or fixing by rolling back a change.

Don’t worry, in a few years China will release some comparable and powerful RISC-V processors with some brand new in house fabs.

Although by that point it’ll probably have 300% tariff, so probably stick to TSMC x86 and ARM anyway lol

Dependencies:

Old ass library version from 2004

apt/dnf/pacman: package not found

library package was last available 15 years ago before it was dropped to move to the next legacy version

App package was available right up until last year until it was dropped for development inactivity

Absolutely no one has a compiled version of old ass library

Attempting to compile old ass library results in 30 other old ass package dependencies

How in the actual world was the maintainer compiling this up to last year

Meanwhile every Muslim country government bar Yemen: Nah, I don’t really feel like it

14 Easy Recipes Because You Want to Eat More Fish

Average NYT reporting lol

Actually if it were Fox, they’d have called them nuclear powered autonomous flying boats designed exclusively to fly up only the Potomac river to launch a nuke at the Whitehouse.

Hey it could be worse. It could be the completely and utterly worthless MIT license.

3 years before they even allowed sale of 3rd party F-16s and a nonstop barrage about how effective the 90s era surplus we sold to Ukraine was gonna magically win the war.

I got banned from NCD for sharing this sentiment saying that there was literally no outcome where the US would allow Ukraine to join NATO, regardless of the acting government.

“How do I do X in linux?”

“Yeah so basically you just need to run this command and it should work on Ubuntu 12.10 (Last edited: Nov 2012)”

“Hey guys the way to do X changed in Ubuntu 16.04, see this updated link (Posted: Jan 2017)”

“Actually Ubuntu 18.04 is now using Y so you have to follow this new guide (Last edited: Jul 2019)”

"Crossed-out outdated guide

For Ubuntu 22, please reference this Canonical guide here. All other distros can simply use Z (Last edited: Aug, 2022)"

“404 not found (Canonical)”

“How do I do X in Debian?”

“You can run Z to do X (Posted: Oct 2013)”

“Thanks for this, it worked! (Posted: Sep 2023)”

“How do I do X in Fedora?”

“Ah just follow this wiki (Posted: Feb 2014)”

“(Wiki last update: Mar 2023)”

“How do I do X In Arch?”

“RTFM lmao: link to arch wiki (Posted: May 2017)”

“(Wiki last update: 3 minutes ago)”

The problem is it’s usually a mix of both.

“Pro western” candidates are almost exclusively less democratic but installed by foreign backing.

The goto strat is usually to bribe the military to install the candidate so it doesn’t look like a coup.

Ex: Sisi in Egypt.