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  • I have a weird situation. I was a Windows user from 3.x to 10. I genuinely like Win9x, XP, and a lot of 7. I switched to Linux as my main machine with Mint because Cinnamon works like Windows. The only hassle I have is external display issues (X11 displayport stuff) - so I’m not looking at Cachy or KDE Neon or anything like that. But my gaming PC is Win11. It all works. Getting back to Windows, while there’s some challenges, everything feels “right” again. 7-Zip, Notepad++, various games, it’s all natural. I have trouble running arbitrary software on Mint, but Windows just runs every exe I throw at it. It works with my trackball and external display painlessly.

    Basically, they both work.

    Also, I disagree with the article author about the email client in the OS. I think that’s bloatware and the results of Microsoft being monopolistic. Webmail works fine. If you want an email client locally, it’s your choice. Then again I’d love to see what he says is better than Outlook - because it isn’t Thunderbird.






  • There are many games set in the 40K universe. Fantasy Flight produced the following:

    • Dark Heresy (with a 2e) - basically, Inquisitor but as a TTRPG. You play as members of an Inquisitor’s retinue. You fight chaos mostly.
    • Rogue Trader - You’re a Rogue Trader, and a tier up from the people in Dark Heresy.
    • Deathwatch - You play as Space Marines who are members of the Deathwatch. You mostly fight xenos, as is appropriate for the Deathwatch.
    • Only War - You’re in an Imperial Guard Regiment. Good luck.
    • Black Crusade - You’re a Chaos cultist. Good luck?

    These are now discontinued, but they can be acquired.

    There’s also Cubicle 7’s Wrath and Glory, which is the current game. I think it’s trying to cover every Imperial faction at once.