TheMadCodger

Imma do it. I’ve started exporting and backing up settings, I just need to find a free couple of hours to do it and then play with it. This weekend at the latest.

Well damn, that’s even better than I thought!

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How long does it take to switch between profiles? Or am I still misunderstanding since you said they all are active at once? So like each of those profiles are available at the same time, but are sandboxed from each other?

So like, you create a sandboxes profile for Google and log into that in your car and use android auto, get to your destination and switch back?

I haven’t quite pulled the trigger on installing Graphene yet. How is it.as a daily driver?

I heard the opening notes and bolted off the couch. My partner did not understand.

Can’t comment on the license, but I switched to it from NextCloud a few months ago and I’ve been generally very happy with it for where it is in the development process. It’s not perfect yet, but it’s also still earlyish.

ESO, but in desktop mode. Otherwise, Disco Elysium when I’m on the go.

I think it’s also supposed to be worse than when it was during the French Revolution.

Well, it is handy for those sailing the high seas…

It’s fun to remind them that he’s never won against a man.

For reasons that don’t make any sense to me, that seems to really bother them. 🤔

Yeah, but Biden was just so old. Many people said so!

Yeah, I just set it to the default blinds option, but it’s all automated, so I never touch it.

Before you stand two doors, one leads to safety and the other to certain death. Guarding them are two people. You may ask only one question, but beware! One always tells the truth, and the other is Trump.

I’m no expert, but I think of it as two layers: your layer on top (where you keep things important to you) and the system layer on the bottom (what makes the computer actually run). Most people don’t care about that bottom layer, so may as well make it immutable.

Rebasing is like lifting up your top layer and pivoting it onto a new bottom layer of a similar “os”. Updating is the same thing, it just pivots to an updated version of the same os. In either case, if something goes wrong, you reboot and choose the previous version and it pivots your top layer back.

It’s been a while since I installed Bazzite but I remember it having an on boarding where you selected what you needed and it installed it for you. I skipped most of it. And I know Bluefin has a command you can run to install basic gaming programs. So you have options.

The only other suggestion is to figure out whether KDE or Gnome desktop environment is right for her. Former more Windows-like, latter more Mac-like. And then just make sure to grab that version of Bazzite.

They need to be made to have malpractice insurance like doctors. So when they lose lawsuits it’s not the taxpayer paying. And eventually they’ll just be too expensive to insure.

Bazzite should work with your nvidia and everything else. And from the way you described yourself, you may like Bazzite’s immutability better, since it’s much harder to break than kubuntu is. Just make sure you get the KDE version. I also installed it on my steamdeck and love it.

That’s really the gist of it. For the 96% who just need a working computer and aren’t messing with system files, immutable is perfect. You really can’t break it unless you try.

Go with Bazzite. It just works, she can’t break it, and as long as she reboots from time to time, it’ll always be up to date. And she won’t have to learn anything to use it.