check out number 95

probably a troll…

has to be a modified bersion of the mtg mana circles on the back of the card. same shading and everything

about 10 years ago, i noticed steam was available for linux. for the longest time i had pretty much written off gaming on linux (apart from like tuxcart, nethack, emulators…). i hadn’t considered actually being able to play “real” games.

that was before proton, so there really wasn’t a ton of stuff i could play, but i found some good stuff like hotline miami, papers please, super win the game.

obviously now we have proton and linux can be argued as a superior gaming platform in many cases.

i may be wrong, but arent you paying for support, not features?

cd, thats why i said cd.

he did tho

millennial. turned 40 this year.

naw, we have a cd juke box at my work. pretty sure ill be burning them for the foreseeable future.

i burned a cd 2 weeks ago.

yeah i have this on emulationstation

found it

Hello from little rock

in order (2000-present): red hat, slackware, debian, ubuntu, arch, manjaro, nix

2011 era pc nas.

sorry, i dropped my phone and sent. i edited iy, but i guess it didnt come through

frankly for dipping your toes in, i’d just find a used desktop computer. you can usually find them cheap or free. ask your friends if they have an old pc kicking around. otherwise, ive found some good deals at goodwill etc. doesnt need to be a powerhouse, but its easy to upgrade ram, storage. for most applications a slowish pc wont be any kind of an issue.

i only just retired my 2011 era pc nas.

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how do you know this was ai? i need to stay sharp on these things

good luck playing Minecraft on that

should be fairly simple with any distro. personally, id recommend mint or something for ease of use. install steam, and you can use steam link for android (chromecast, roku, firestick, mobile), or steam link for linux (raspberry pi etc). steam has built in compatibility for windows games running on linux, and a built in streaming setup. a bit of an all-in-one solution.

you can try a steamdeck-like distro as others have suggested, but they may be less easy to learn on if youre not too familiar with linux already.

keep in mind nvidia drivers are a sore spot in linux, so if possible try to use an amd graphics card.