I really liked Toronto when I visited, I almost want to move there but finding a tech job there seems tough as a noncitizen

Personally the only laptop I’d be interested in that isn’t a MacBook is the Framework 13 pro but those ram prices are rough.

Also hopefully steam controller on native Wayland proton. Having no back buttons sucks

Yep precisely this

If you want stable and can deal with the downsides honestly I suggest immutable distros. Otherwise Fedora is pretty reasonably stable for a pretty up to date distro and also has decent community support which is underrated. If your drive(s) are setup for it it’s pretty easy to distro hop anyways so it’s worth a shot

How have kid if no partner? How have partner if no third spaces? How have third spaces if no money? Etc etc

I honestly really enjoy cena in the stuff he’s in

True as this may be I don’t honestly have a problem with companies giving “good deals” even if their motivations are profit, that is after all how businesses work in the big capitalism. Valve doesn’t develop proton out of altruism necessarily either yet they’ve still done a huge amount for Linux gamers.

Gabe owns a yacht and is clearly extremely rich and I still don’t think anyone needs that much money. These guys are also still extremely rich so idk give em some juicy taxes when the government works

Yeah but number go up!!!

Wasn’t there some ado about them getting a native Linux client soonish? https://www.xda-developers.com/gog-has-already-started-working-on-linux-gaming-as-it-says-theyre-a-big-fan-of-the-os/

My issue is of course that I hate having two launchers but yeah gog does seem ideologically superior… for now.

You’re only saying too powerful because of the price I’m assuming? For me if this was in a 14inch chassis, it’d meet most of my checkboxes, especially if it has half decent gaming performance. Don’t know how good fex is though.

Windows no, linux maybe. 15 inches is too big though.

I hope it gets graffitied

This isn’t an excuse they’re just weak. Many have authoritarian fathers or parents and come out vowing to never be like that or support that behavior.