An echo chamber that if you say something they don’t want to hear, you know, like the truth, you catch a ban.

It’s unfortunate because it really has the feel that there is a mod that has no business being a mod and has been going on a power trip. I have no way of figuring out who.

It doesn’t show which mod though, just that a mod did something. Unless I’m missing something.

I think they should focus more on getting rid of bots, and get a little less ban happy on the people that are calling out bots or bullremoved.

I’d love to see what mod removed content or banned someone.

That’s fair. I used nobara for about a month, based off of Fedora. It worked good, but my sound quit working and I really missed the way I could set up workspaces on popos.

True, it’s really easy though. I watched a video on it, it took me five minutes and I was pretty new to Linux. I still am.

I’m not sure if this is what you’re looking for but I run PopOs with Wayland and it works great. Certain games after playing a lot of hours after a few days will make it sort of freeze up for a second here and there. If you log out and back in, it’s all good. It would be only complaint but not a big enough deal to complain about.

Go team red would be my advice.

I roll popos and tried nobara and mint a month ago. I’m back on pop because it just works and installing games on it is no issue. There are a couple games that after playing a few hours a day for three or four days, the computer kind of freezes for a second here and there. I just log out and in and it’s fixed. I would rather throw my computer in the street and run it over than go back to windows.

Microsoft’s advertising campaign for people to switch to Linux is working great.

Windows 10, been a year and a half now. I tried ditching windows at least 10 times since 7 came out and I always ended going back because of gaming. Now, my experience is better than it was on windows and every game I go to play works flawlessly. I love it, my computer is mine and my os does what I want it to do.