Thanks, Google!

Saw the edits and I would like to congratulate you on the start of your journey.

All of the stuff you mentioned works very well - OBS is native, (and if you miss the performance of ShadowPlay, somebody made a replacement!
qBittorrent is native (and IMO the best) and the vast majority of games work on Linux now!(ProtonDB is a great resource for seeing what works and what does, and it even has a profile feature where you can plug in your Steam account username so it can automatically show you what’s compatible!)
Mods are slightly finicky, but SteamTinkerLaunch will likely be able to solve all your problems, and r/linux_gaming has numerous discussions and workarounds, including this very recent and relevant one!

Have fun, and try not to get caught up in distrohopping!

People who bought a house and went to college for the same price of college nowadays do not know what the world is like today

Yeah. I’m hoping bcachefs ends up being good.

That’s weird. I’ve had zero issues with BTRFS and I have both compression and snapshots.

Have you looked at bcachefs, by the way?

sigh

Decent use case. You do use snapshots now, right?

/circlejerk

flatpak bad lmao

INTERNET FUNNY NUMBER LET’S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Finally, a computer that can run unoptimized Minecraft and the desktop Discord client!

(not both at once, though)

Fedora should be the default distro we recommend to beginners. Everything just works despite being up-to-date unlike Ubuntu. Still waiting for DNF5, though.

Removed by mod

Prove it. Kiss me.

Turns out it was just a 14 year old who cloned everything and hadn’t commited any code to GitHub in the past year. Suyu is the new wave now.

bro getting angry over a comic of a stick figure with a wheel up his ass

Now explain it in basketball terms