Can someone smarter than me explain what RISV-V means? How is this different than the Raspberry Pi?

Was this supposed to be a link or what

YouTube trying to prevent ad blockers is like Nintendo trying to prevent homebrew on the 3ds.

It’s not gonna happen.

They didn’t want you to spoil the first movie, so they made sure you had the chance to see it. That’s a hundred percent something LEGO would do.

IDK why the hell it’s allowed, but a lot of times people will buy adspace and just put an entire video in it, or worse, a company buys the adspace and puts the entire pilot to a TV show in there. I’ve seen both things happen more than once. Who in their right mind clicks on a YouTube video, sees the pilot to a show they’ve never heard of or a random clickbait video and thinks “Oh, I wanna watch this!”

Have you been writing letters back? You’ve been given an opportunity to either forge a new friendship or become an imposter.

Most of the things I have could run on a Steam Deck, the only exception being a few games owned by Microsoft and only available on the Windows Store. Most of the files I would transfer would be save files from different games, though most of them could probably be uploaded to Steam Cloud

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SteamOS being publically available would be the best. Until then, if I ever get around to building a new setup (if I ever round up the $$$) I might look into a Debian distro. As far as learning about Ubuntu goes- does it have a lot of requirements for running? Could I install Arch or something a little more friendly on an old laptop or something so I can train myself on the basics?

I’ve been wanting to switch to Linux but it just looks like one of those things I’d dive head-first into and have no idea what I’m doing, not to mention I have years of random shit on hard drives formatted for Windows.

I’d love to do it, but it all just looks so overwhelming, maybe i’ll think about it more seriously if/when I ever replace my current laptop. What flavor do you recommend? I mainly use my computer for gaming but sometimes school too, plus id like it to be as windows-like as possible just so I don’t have to worry about a major shift in usability.

Is there a way to convert windows content to linux-compatible files? Can I just save the files I want to a USB drive and move them? Nothing I wanna save is specifically windows, mostly game files and/or photos