Odroid also sells a Cube case for their sbc

https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/h4-cube-case/

Just finished Battlefront 2 and am now playing the original Yakuza (Restored patch) for PS2 for the first time.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

Why are people so against RFK JRs ideas to try and make the American people more healthy? Force these “food” companies that only care about profit to stop putting terrible additives into your food. Certainly no one else was campaigning on this ideology.

Sure I see that this looks hypocritical. Everything in moderation right? Being extreme tends to lead into the pitfall of perfection being the enemy of progress. I’m not making excuses for the guy, time will tell if he will actually do what he said he wants to.

I will find another app that’s FOSS and does more or less the same thing. Otherwise I learn how to do without it

You can use the Polycentric protocol on Grayjay, though I doubt any creators actually read it.

The next best is probably to pick a phone from DivestOS’s list of supported devices, and preferably ones with a re-lockable bootloader

Well not forever since Steam has DRM. Buy from GoG and download the game DRM free to actually keep it forever. Of course HL2 won’t be there

Okami is great

When is V1 stable supposed to release? I tried learning FreeCAD (first time with any CAD software) awhile ago but didn’t have a real reason to stick with it. I finally have a reason to use CAD and this is exciting to hear about.

Recalbox is an option

GL.iNet has a mesh router based on OpenWRT and supports WireGuard.

https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-b1300/

I have the Flint 2 and like it quite a lot but don’t have experience with this other router.

Watch videos from Naomi Brockwell. She covers many privacy topics and makes it easy to understand

I highly suggest a RPi5 running LibreElec or Recalbox if you also want to play retro games alongside streaming shows. Both operating systems would use Kodi, a media player for self-hosting or streaming mostly pirated content. They both support CEC and Arc.

Edit: Didn’t see that this was in the Kodi community already so you clearly know what it is

I personally haven’t ever had it that difficult. My laptop has an nvidia card running mint and is dual booting with Windows with no issues. I’ve previously setup an encrypted Ubuntu on an external drive that can be loaded on any computer without issues. I’ve used Bazzite on an all AMD modern gaming powerhouse, and Kinoite on two laptops with integrated graphics with no issues. Also KDE Neon on a crappy old HP Laptop with no issues.

So you may have done something wrong in the process of installation, maybe your USB drive was corrupted, or maybe you tinkered alittle too much while not knowing exactly what you were doing.

Good points

I suggest Fedora Kinoite. An atomic version of Fedora (meaning it’s hard to mess up and easy to revert if you do manage to f things up) and it uses the Plasma desktop. The kernel is quite up-to-date and everything feels modern. I’ve transitioned a few noobs from Windows and they haven’t had any issues besides learning basics that are just different than what they are used to.

Mint with Cinnamon feels outdated and Ubuntu is a thing of the past with questionable tactics and goals.

A dew months ago I built a computer with a 7600XT, I think a Sapphire, and indeed the fan would not turn on for light tasks

The search is definitely the better and a big downside for Organic Maps. However ever since OM added TTS a few months back I haven’t gone back to Magic Earth. ME’s spoken directions are so unclear

That’s looks really interesting!