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An oldie but goodie, how the tea party fucks always ranted about FEMA death camps. It was beyond absurd.

Another lesser known black massacre was Wilmington. Here's a great American Experience about it

Have read it and can confirm that it ought to be taught in primary schools. That along with 1491 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus.

Install was clean and easy. Everything has just worked for me. And I typically tweak my system till things break and I have to troubleshoot them. Nothing to note yet.

The main one for me is Plasma 6. Also Wayland by default. Much of the difference is under the hood. I have a built rig that I use heavily. Torrenting, media server, gaming, etc. I can do all of this at once and have encountered fewer glitches than I typically encounter.

Been running Trixie testing on all my rigs for a few months now.

So far it's been the best Linux experience I've ever had. This in over 15 years of daily use.

I saw one article that said 250 total. 25 million goes to the 40 employees who developed it and the other 225 goes to the 3 guys who got fired.

Subnatica Lava Fields

I'm using 6.3.5 on Trixie currently and have only experienced a few small bugs here and there. I tend to tweak and break stuff with any OS though. I'm extremely pleased with it's current state now and think Trixie is supposedly releasing in the next few months.

They, say of the Acropolis where; the Parthenon is?

I'm an akleptic lover of music. I find most video game music lacking. In my 30 years of gaming, I usually turn off the in game music, leave the sound effects on, and use that opportunity to explore new music. That's just me though. To each their own .

I would highly suggest trying and sticking with Debian KDE. It does all that and more. I've been using it for years. Stable isn't bad, but I've found testing "trixie" better as it has plasma 6. I have done a fair amount of distro hopping on several different types of machines. I prefer anything with plasma 6 over just about anything. Mint is good, but cinnamon feels shackled compared to KDE. Especially with wayland and pipewire on Plasma being nice improvements over the past.

I have a projector, a nice audio system, and a built rig with AMD/AMD all running through Debian with Emby / Steam / Audacious. It's superb and likely the finest linux experience I've had to date.