I’m sad to say I had to drop Linux for a while because I run Nvidia. I heard that AMD is fine, and that Nvidia is baaaadically fine with a few issues still so I gave it a shot. But games just genuinely run noticeably worse with an Nvidia card. Games would lose 20-30 frames. Maybe not a big deal with my setup if I was using a 60hz monitor since most were still above 60, but I’m using 144hz.

It sucks too because it’s not fedora or Linux as a whole’s fault. It’s Nvidia’s.

Thought about keeping it but already had a few things I needed to dual boot windows for. If I still need windows for gaming, basically that leaves idly browsing the web as fedora’s main use. And I think that’s a bit overkill.

Looking forward to eventually getting an AMD card (Legit if you’re reading this and thinking about upgrading or building a new PC and think there even a small chance you’d go with Linux in the future, go AMD) or even just a whole new build. That way I can just delegate my current machine for those few tasks I need windows for, and have a main machine for general use.

The Force Awakens was good, mostly by way of just being A New Hope again.

Stuck having to go to work in a zombie apocalypse because you’re an “essential worker”.

1 should be a prime number.

I’m no expert, but wouldn’t that require more longterm exposure? As opposed to a few minutes in a voting place that is.