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  • It’s not in windows. It’s also something that nearly every new user iv helped and taught to use Linux over the like 3 years has bitched about. And iv helped hundreds.

    It’s been a pretty disliked feature for as long as I can remember for new users. I remember seeing it pop up rather frequently even back in ye olden times of fourms asking how to turn it off.

    It’s just one of those old school things that people are use to so no one’s ever really questioned it. And being Linux there’s always been ways to turn off the feature.

    Frankly Iv thought it should be disabled by default for like the last decade now. It’s a nice option but it does really make very little sense.

    M3 is for panning and having it play double duty as a secondary clipboard is annoying.













  • Honestly it’s pretty easy to decide if you should use cachy or bazzite.

    Do you use your PC for anything more then office PC or console? If yes pick cachy. If no pick bazzite.

    Atomic is great till you have to do fucking anything then it’s more effort then it’s worth basically instantly. And iv seen more people break bazzite trying to do basic shit then iv seen cachy randomly explode because “arch is unstable”.

    Bazzite is not a home user desktop os, no atomic os is. The entire concept is basically designed for locked down office PCs and consoles where you don’t actually do anything with the PC but use it.

    If your giving a PC to a elderly family member, a child, you do actual business on it that’s mission critical. Bazzite is fucking fantastic, so long as you also never give the admin password to the user.

    Seriously the entire atomic concept really is… Baffling tho… Its best use case is one that doesn’t really exist in the same context as gaming unless it’s a console. It’s baffling that bazzite is as popular as it is. If not for the simple fact there is an absurd amount of misinformation around arch and really Linux in general.

    Because people cling to out of date knowledge from a decade ago because of memes.

    Really 9 times out of 10 normal fedora is better for most avg users then cachy or bazzite.




  • Avoid Ubuntu like a plague it’s one of the least googleable distros there are. It suffers massively from poor documentation and out of date fourm posts. Not to mention gnome at this point has endless weird problems for new users.

    Iv helped over 200 people over the last year change to Linux. Gnome has been the cause of almost every major problem with them.

    Stick to kde, stick to fedora or arch, stay away from lts releases or anything with an older kernel.

    There’s a really good reason steam went with arch.