Is that the Trinity desktop, mrdeathjr?

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Excellent series

Yeah, indeed. Hamish=Must-read.

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A380 performs worse in gaming than Radeon RX 6400 and consumes ~92 Watt, almost 30% more than the amd card. That's a not a very promising start. I would have been tempted by a low-profile offer. Not this...

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Driverless printing actually works with my aging Lexmark network printer already with Mint 20.3 as well as in Debian stable systems.

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Let em deliver a solid engine for big n small studios with stellar cross-platform support n hardware scalability. Then "yet another 3D engine" will sound marvellous in my ears. I have already forgotten my dislike for the name Pop OS. I hate green colour I love Mint. Couldn't stand any Toy Story film it didn't prevent me from installing Debian. First time I heard about "Vulcan"... bleh, hideous trekkie-ism I thought. Results is all that matters.

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Flavio's team is doing an excellent job on this piece of software. I wish Epic's attitude towards Linux could change.

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"Flatpak update" gave me an incremental 121kb update of Protonup-Qt. Great. I'm getting to increasingly like those flatpaks.

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I've upgraded my mint boxes from one point release to another without hiccups but I went for fresh installs with every new major upgrade by choice. Backed up a few config files, caches and profiles from my home directory, restored em et voila. Still this new update manager makes perfectly sense with Mint philosophy. Users should be able to avoid reinstalling afresh their systems and upgrade seamlessly to new major releases.

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It means...wrong post.
Wanted to add my comment here
Now how this happened...

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20742 supported on Linux according to SteamDB

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