I saw one article that said 250 total. 25 million goes to the 40 employees who developed it and the other 225 goes to the 3 guys who got fired.

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I’m using 6.3.5 on Trixie currently and have only experienced a few small bugs here and there. I tend to tweak and break stuff with any OS though. I’m extremely pleased with it’s current state now and think Trixie is supposedly releasing in the next few months.

They, say of the Acropolis where; the Parthenon is?

I’m an akleptic lover of music. I find most video game music lacking. In my 30 years of gaming, I usually turn off the in game music, leave the sound effects on, and use that opportunity to explore new music. That’s just me though. To each their own .

I would highly suggest trying and sticking with Debian KDE. It does all that and more. I’ve been using it for years. Stable isn’t bad, but I’ve found testing “trixie” better as it has plasma 6. I have done a fair amount of distro hopping on several different types of machines. I prefer anything with plasma 6 over just about anything. Mint is good, but cinnamon feels shackled compared to KDE. Especially with wayland and pipewire on Plasma being nice improvements over the past.

I have a projector, a nice audio system, and a built rig with AMD/AMD all running through Debian with Emby / Steam / Audacious. It’s superb and likely the finest linux experience I’ve had to date.

Having played with these A LOT, my first question is, do you want an all purpose desktop or a gaming console?

If you simply want to play games with it, I’d recommend either Steam OS or Chimera. Some would suggest Bazzite as well.

I have had better success with performance with Debian testing “trixie” with KDE than Kubuntu or Mint.

Just my observations after hours and hours of tinkering with mine. I’ve had both the Ser 5 and 6. My experience was also similar, it simply had better frame rates on Windows. But I fucking hate windows, so I choose to play games faster with less graphical rendering.

I loved Cure (1997). Did a double feature with this an Longlegs. Great night.

I also really enjoyed The Darkening Age, The Christian Destruction of the Classical World. Great book about the methodical and iconoclastic dismantling of Grecian and Roman temples and religions.

Fantastic Planet!

Based on that logic, ammunition and arms manufacturers should be held liable for damages as well.

It took me damn near 6 months to read that tomb. One of the first large books I tackled. It’s worth it. Don’t forget to watch the Kazan film after!

Excellent read. Thanks for posting.

While all of these answers are mostly true, you have to go back in time. Darwin called it the abomniable mystery. Flowering plants and insects co-evolved rapidly roughly 150 MYA. So prior to flowering plants, there were few plants and insects and they were mostly generalists. The rapid expansion and explosion of insect diversity is deeply entangled with the explosion of diversity in angiosperms.

You have to respect the wood.

The book that actually triggered a love of reading in me was the Dark Elf trilogy in the Dungeons and Dragons world.

The book that then grabbed me for serious reading was 1984.

We just rewatched Chernobyl the other night. One of the finest mini series ever done, and he is exceptional in it.

Alternating between Mythic Quest, which is done by the It’s Always Sunny in Philly crew. It’s very good!

And The Terror S1. It’s also very good, and very dark.

I have both. The deck is not going to be great for anything PC. It’ll be great for optimized gaming. Period.

I have actually had a few Beelinks. I immediately put linux on them, as I can’t stand using windows. For linux, they work great. Mine is my main rig / torrent server / Jellyfin server. It works great for all of those.

There are different Beelinks, they do not all perform as well as others. I went the AMD route, as they play nicely with linux. The intergrated AMD gpu + cpu are also supposed to have a synergy (not sure the industry term for this) that intel + nvidia do not.

The Beelink, when not taxed, can spool down to less than 10 watts, which is incredible. The fan is not loud, even when taxed. I honestly don’t even notice it ever, even a foot away.

I found the Ser5 wasn’t capable of running even simple games well. The ser6 most certainly does. I tried both Windows and Linux, and the 6 was better. IF you can afford the Ser7, I’d say go for that. There is also the pricey GTR series, which is their premiums.

Also, consider Minisforum. They’ve got the best specs of any miniPCs, but pricey as fuck.