Actually for both. For gaming, both of Bazzite and Cachy is good. I mostly suggest Bazzite for newbies though if it’s gaming related. Cachy is Arch and I don’t suggest Arch to newbies.

At least falling into void provides some kind of serenity.

Varoom.

I’m kinda at the other side of the needle, I prefer Void myself.

Any criteria? If newbie, there is nothing wrong with Linux Mint. If experienced, still there is nothing wrong with Linux Mint.

Edit: Oh dang, you were offering help. Thanks, I’m good. Could be useful for anyone who seeks help though.

Well, almost all others are basically Chrome.

As for tutorial I think Pi-hole’s own documentation suffice though if you mean starting from server installation, that’s another thing. Definitely not hard but it would be nice if you know Linux to be comfortable in terminal.

As for hardware, this netbook is basically my home server including Pi-hole: https://www.productindetail.com/pn/samsung-n150-plus

Well, it’s better if it’s a slow process, just like detoxing. Good luck by the way.

I actually set this on Niri too, and even in KDE.

I think that would be an example of prejudice more likely. You might try to tell what’s in it but there are a lot of reasons for people to be careful about what they eat. Could be cultural, could be religious reasons, could be allergies. Introducing a new food type to your gut might not always be a good idea too. Your mind could be open to new foods but your gut might not be. :)

Basically there are a lot of reasons you cannot guess. You can ask but people won’t always answer that willingly too. So, sometimes it is what it is.

I think bring picky is about food types, not being about if it’s cooked enough or not.

That tends to happen once in a while, usually because of Nvidia. One time happened because of GRUB update though I wasn’t affected that time since I was using systemd-boot. That’s not the reason I moved over to Void but gotta say I’m quite happy with the slower pace of rolling-release.

You’re welcome! There is also tldr that’s quite useful too.

Let’s start learning with how to use man:

man man

Btw just a PSA: You don’t need to manually edit fstab when there is Gnome Disks (gnome-disk-utility).

Soo…

I understand and I didn’t write that because I’m arguing. I was just stating how it sounds for me. When I see the word desiccated I imagine something like someone died in an arid place and stayed there for some time. Though it’s not a word that I encounter a lot.

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying it! I guess I only saw that word in its past tense in real life.

I’m not a native English speaker so keep that in mind, but desiccated sounds like “already dead because of dehydration” to me.