Oddly most people that confirmed the bug with 2.19 [External Link] are using Heroic flatpak...

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I could not care less for any galaxy. Never been a prerequisite for buying games from GOG.
Never been into "achievements", never used a game launcher for "connecting" with friends (it's been always a third-party app for that).
It was their attitude that pissed me off. Their shortsightedness of treating a whole community like %^$#
because a bunch of toxic reviewers gave em once a hard time.

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Don't change the name. Goverlay is recognizable.

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Good luck... you'll need it with the bugfest of Fedora + KDE :grin:

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Schmerl you turned the positive news inexplicably into a case against Linux Mint.

A Linux Mint vs Debian Testing/Unstable debate is aimless.

Linux Mint is based on the LTS model, is a good all-around desktop distro, is not a "gaming" distro par excellence but among stable and LTS offerings is a good contender even for that.

Debian Testing/Unstable should be discussed in the context of the "real" rolling, cutting-edge distros that target gaming.
Nobara, Bazzite, CachyOS and other. You should be wondering why Linux gamers use these distros instead of Debian Testing/Unstable...

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I don't understand some criticisms.
Wasn't always Fedora the testbed for everything new?

Is there any more suitable candidate to test AI-created code on Linux?

Am I the only who recalls the backlash when they were first to make Gnome 3 and wayland default?

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Seems the most user friendly coming from... Arch :tongue:

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Started Revision and then GMDX only to abandon them and go back to original.

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Mint über alles!
With or without wayland... :tongue:

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Mint does not in any way create automatic timeshift snapshots out of the box.
You are greeted with a welcome screen to set up some basic things, among them to configure timeshift the way it suits you best.
If you do not pay attention or you're smashing buttons without reading what they do, it is not Mint's fault.

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