I’m nostalgic for Ubuntu when it still had Unity as default, and Linux mint around 2014. That’s when I began coding, and that’s the time I liked the look of them more than the current modern offerings. Plus there was more ease of customization it felt like

people are shitty

I like just good old gnome terminal. Theming scripts work well with it, like the gruvbox one that has like a hundred color themes. it’s got all the right features. just works

Currently, I have 3 DEs installed that I use regularly. Cinnamon, i3, and Unity. Cinnamon is for retro themes, and Unity is for a modern mac look after tweaks. and i3 is just nerd porn

ProtonDB recently told me civ 3 didn’t work or had major issues. Here I am playing flawlessly.

I love mint. I use it everywhere. You wouldn’t recognize it anywhere I use it though. I customize the hell out of it. Right now I got this retro Ubuntu thing going on, running Unity DE and no snaps. not that I’m wholly against them, I just don’t have them.

good thing my Ryzen 1000 series motherboard doesn’t even have TPM…I need to upgrade lool

I like all the shows on Jupiter broadcasting . They’re really into the fediverse, self hosting, etc. their shows are:

Linux unplugged Linux action news Self hosted Coder radio.

Chris and the gang have created an awesome community that you can find on matrix as well.

https://matrix.to/#/#jupiter-broadcasting-space:matrix.org

I also like their shows because they’re always trying new things and it encourages me to as well. The hosts are really human and it’s not like a voice reading a script. They’re really accessible and I’ve had many conversations with them. They’ve even featured one of my apps/projects They’re active in the community and Sponsor projects and meet ups. They’re also independent and really picky about ads.