Comment by 🐝 mifuyne

@darkghost Flatpak is fine as long you don't mind troubleshooting the apps after. And as clseibold mentioned, it is a little silly to install dev tools and whatnot via flatpak. Those don't work too well with sandboxing.

Hey, I have no judgment on which distro you and your wife went for! As long it works and don't give you trouble then I'm glad you guys got free of Windows!

It took me this long to switch because I skipped past Windows Vista. Went straight to 7. Plus the Linux gaming situation wasn't very good back then so I didn't really have that much of a choice. I'm glad that a lot of advancements have been made on that front now!

Feb 26 · 10 months ago

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[Caution: Long Post Ahead] A while ago, I tried to dual boot my computer with Kubuntu. It went alright. There were some games in my Steam library that I couldn't play but I was willing to accept that. I had wanted to use Kubuntu as my development environment while Windows remain my gaming environment. Then I tried to go through with a major upgrade. Yup, that was a mistake. Something had gone wrong and I couldn't boot into Kubuntu anymore. I think I was already fed up with dual-booting back...