Pretty sure JACK can host an audio server that other devices can output to. Can't say for sure how easy it is or how it works, but a quick search brought up NetJACK and it looks promising.
Edit: Just re-read and realized you were including a Windows PC and Android phone. There might be utilities to make these work with NetJACK but, I have no idea there.
Ralph Bakshi made an animated series for HBO called Spicy City. It is very adult, and not something I see mentioned often.
EOS is based on Arch and Pop is based on Ubuntu. So, biggest difference will be more up-to-date packages.
Suit yourself, I don't trust Windows already so, adding a third-party to that process doesn't intrigue me in the slightest.
Paying Microsoft more money so they can give you less Windows is a very Microsoft thing to do.
Ah, Dark Souls 2. That one is a little... different.
It's not a bad video game, but is probably the worst souls game.
I usually leave mine on game mode for day-to-day stuff because the mouse latency is unbearable otherwise. However when watching a movie or TV show, I'll swap it back over to cinema mode to smooth out frames and reduce artifacting.
As a fellow TV-as-a-monitor enthusiast, it might be your display. Most TVs do a lot of frame processing to give you smoother playback at the cost of latency, making games feel sluggish. My TV has a "Gaming" preset that actually turns off some of that processing, allowing for 60hz refresh rate and minimal latency. Might be worth checking your TV for a setting like that.
what if we showed each other our humanity in the streets of the ringed city? 👉👈
Just started reading the Rust book. Made it through Chapter 3 and finished the suggested Fahrenheit/Celsius converter. Been trying to figure out the next suggestion, finding the nth number in the Fibonacci sequence.
Instructions unclear, warped to Babylon 5.
Gordon Cole (played by David Lynch) from Twin Peaks.