Well, that’s certainly true.

You can go to rural or forest areas. Unless bears also have Tiktok you should be fine. :)

I guess you can talk to Steam Support about it but there might be some other reason for this.

These days I just install Aurora Linux for this kind of situations. It’s exactly how you described it. Haven’t heard complains about it yet and their tech service needs from me almost dropped to zero.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKZNOnLUBmQ

US military bases in the far East are a mess. Everytime some rape incident happens in Okinawa base, they don’t let Japan to trial those soldiers. Forced prostitution is not so different from rape either.

Sorry but gotta say this:

It’s possible. They’re known to overproduce many things in the end.

Yeah, I misunderstood. $15 for all 4 of them? That’s great. I’m surprised they can make it that cheap.

The one I saw was also ~$15, probably Chinese then. Good price I think.

Of course, now that I have the stack of spares, the first one has lasted over a year…

Heh, it seems they were even rougher on the remote. :)

Maybe you should post this to WindowsMemes

Yeah, I tried different workarounds to fix it (and one time I was really close) but that wasn’t good for my productivity so I postponed using River. I’ll get back some time later, probably the bug would be already gone too.

Anyway, while Niri is cool, it isn’t for me. Haven’t heard of MaoMaoWM before but it seems the name changed into MangoWC. However it seems like BSPWM with more juice, which I liked. Added to my stars and will follow its development, just like I do with River.

I used i3 many years before bspwm but when I learned about bspwm I never went back to i3. I can say the same with Sway, I tried it but it’s essentially i3. When there is River, I wouldn’t use it. :)

I wouldn’t mind touchscreen but apparently there are remotes with keyboard on it and not that expensive (don’t know about the quality though). They supposedly work on any PC related setup. I guess I know now what we’ll get next time.

Yeah, it’s quite fun to meddle with River. I had to switch to KDE because I had a bug with various FPS on my dual monitor setup. Not River related but since River doesn’t intervene with that I had to use programs like way-displays etc. Other than this I actually miss River, my scripts. I don’t have that bug on KDE so currently that’s where I’m staying. At least I managed to make KDE exactly like a WM, so not gonna complain, other than the bloat. :)

River is brilliant. Hope more distros come pre-installed (and configured) with it.

It’s been a while since I used River but it’s great to see that they provide an example init after the first installation now. Setting everything from scratch was kinda tough at first but once everything is set, it was great to use. Well, after using bspwm for years, River was a logical upgrade for me. I guess the hardest part was the direct transition of my polybar config into waybar config, but that’s not directly River related.

To be fair you don’t need Wayland for any of those tasks. I think I would suggest antiX here. It’s surprisingly highly customizable as well.

By the way I think Wayland would work on that hardware, possibly with something like River. But unless you find yourself dotfiles, the learning curve is kinda steep.

Currently we don’t need any until this current setup breaks or become obsolete thanks to TCL or Google (also old netbook does the job for Jellyfin), but when the time comes I’m actually more interested in this whole living room PC setup, of course will need to find a compatible remote controller.

Your guess is correct. It should be 2007 or so. :)

Oh I see, it’s an older setup.

That’s actually fine. Though why not regular Windows 7, is there a special task for your VM?