Dude it’s all bottoms here!

I feel like there’s a lemmings reference to be made here but I’m tired. Internet, do your thing.

The one you fucking feel like using. God, stop trying to make tribes mandatory.

Get an EV. Charge at home. Watch YouTube ads while you wait.

Short answer: no

Long answer: only the most important things should even have such low-level access to the system. A fucking game is not in that category. Nooooooo

SSDs can get firmware updates like anything else.

AdGuard on Mac for safari, unlock origin for anything other than chrome.

I think it’s worse. It’s negligence. If their OS works, they don’t care what it does to the rest of your computer.

KDE really is what windows promised to become back in the XP days and just never did.

Windows is literally designed to break multi-boot setups. Funny enough, multibooting on a Mac was never a big problem. Microsoft has more of a reason to cooperate here and they just can’t help themselves.

I would just look for an instance that doesn’t prioritize propaganda buzzwords like “freedom”

It’s Texas. They will repeal it when it inconveniences the rich.

You can like Linux without committing to it 100% of the time. It’s an operating system, not your wife.

Dude, the ladies know what they are doing here. I love the st Ives body wash. I don’t always want to smell like wood.

Opposite problem. Some wireless cards have unstable low power modes that get turned on anyway.

wireless cards have their own power management settings that typically arent shown in the GUI and in linux the defaults for some of them are so aggressive they cause problems. Intels are notorious for this but some older broadcom cards had this problem too.

Unfortunately I dont have specific instructions on how to tame an angry fedora. It’s not my main so I dont have that memorized, but I do know Ubuntu likes to include some quality of life tweaks out of box that other distros like fedora can omit, including power management settings that can help tame stubborn wireless cards like these.

Okay then try Fedora and look into power management settings for the WiFi adaptor

Mint is in a weird place right now with their transition to Wayland. It’s not complete yet and in my opinion it’s not ready for daily use.

Google used to use Ubuntu on MacBooks though I’m not sure if that’s still the case. It has a reputation of being straightforward and well supported but not everyone likes what canonical is doing anymore.

Fedora is weirdly more complex and its documentation isn’t as great as it looks on the surface. It’s worth a try but honestly documentation is more important than out of box support at this point.

Arch needs a lot of handholding and it’s a bit of a handful but the wiki is amazing and frankly the best part of that particular distro. Unlike Ubuntu you would get a virgin GNOME experience more similar to fedora but it’s also easier to break things in arch than elsewhere so keep that in mind before you head down this road. Arch is an excellent education but not always a best place to live in.

Start with Ubuntu if you want to see how that hardware is supported. If it is a pain in the ass in Ubuntu, it’s likely to be a pain in the ass elsewhere too. Consider using a usb wifi nubbin and just moving in with that.