Don’t have the energy to play myself. But started watching a Let’s Play today and I really love the premise.

Try growing up with fdisk.exe!

Especially annoying since you’re allowed to freely distribute the original.

I helped my son install Windows 10 on a spare SSD for Fortnite. His first comment after booting into Windows: Why is it so ugly?

After the novelty of playing Fortnite wore off he’s back to Linux.

There is not a single reason why I should. Snapper gives me the same ability to easily roll back in case of errors. Beyond that I don’t see what makes atomic distros so great.

I want to have his criminal energy and creativity.

Overkill.

I used to run a router on a 386 from a floppy disk.

Click here for the NDA.

Sometimes they still look at a petition even if it didn’t reach the threshold. At least that has been the case for German petitions.

In the end they still get ignored, whether they reached the threshold or not.

Yeah, this meme is bullshit but gets still posted every other month or so. Windows can also just kill a process, similar to sigkill.

We’ve known since the 2010s that brown equals realism.

What are you on about? You wanted to know what could go wrong during package install. I listed possibilities. You can’t just dismiss them as exceptional when the whole point of the snapshots is to guard against exceptional failures.

Why would you expect the general case to go wrong? Of course an error is the exception. Cars don’t have seatbelts and airbags for general driving operation. They are there for the exceptional case something goes wrong. Most people will never need them in their life.

“Yes, do as I say”

A power outage during install.

Trying out experimental stuff.

Uninstalling critical packages.

Someone at $distribution fucked up packaging.

You could just as well ask why an immutable system must be immutable. The safeguards are not there for normal operation. They are supposed to help you with fatal irregularities.

Or make a fake app for the Play Store where all the reports go to /dev/null.

Honestly, that’s the same thing I got with BTRFS+snapper. It creates a snapshot before and after any Package installation. In case anything goes wrong I can just go back to a previous snapshot. And on top of that I can easily install native packages and don’t lose any disk space to multiple partitions.

I’ve come to despise immutable operating systems since first encountering them in Android.

Yeah. Sometimes we’re lucky and get a leak of the cancelled game. Happened with the War Craft adventure game. It was almost finished. And it was really mid. Maybe up to today’s Blizzard standards but not back then.

The last patch with new content. Bugfixes will still follow.

Nice!

With all the hidden content available in the game I’d say 100%ing it is almost impossible. Sure, not everything is accompanied by a nice “ding”. But I bet if you play completely different you should be able to find lots of new stuff.

Maybe try to get every inspiration for every background.