I’d say no. As they say, find your passion, and if you make money using that passion, you’re good for life.

I think the difference is that it was already your passion rather than a hobby.

Lutris is the answer to this post’s question.

This is most important, if OP isn’t using any ‘enterprise’ apps, they should be able to function on FOSS, wine or proton apps.

I still can’t get used to her eyes, which makes her a perfect casting.

I get the impression it’s a very balanced relationship: Fedora develops, Redhat devs perfect, then it gets thrown back to Fedora. I’m not well read on the subject, but Fedora isn’t hating on their positioning.

If you feel like travelling (leaving the country for quite some time), you could go into teaching abroad, or for much less money, be a scuba instructor. Apologies if it sounds like a half hearted answer but this is literally what me and friends do.

Like the fact that no matter what, the cables behind your monitor are always going to be tangled.

This is fair

Cachyos has a meta gaming package which will install steam, Lutris and a couple of launchers like heroic games launcher. Should have some extra optimisations as well. Lutris can install emulators too, as well as showing games in your steam library. I’m not sure if it can go full screen like retroarch and use a controller to select games, maybe it can.

Get Nitro!!! /s

Kde connect has some odd issues with routers, I’m suspecting the network swapping from 2.4g to 5g.

Ok, my quota for enough internet for the day is nearly full.

Ok that’s evil.

I think getting the base DE and ‘adding modules’ (extensions) is great. And some distros like Bazzite add around 10+ extensions by default.

This. I find that most extensions don’t break as gnome isn’t making radical upgrades.

I read that as you took apart your parents because it was missing the possessive.

The horror! Seriously, I actually made the courier stand for 3 minutes while I did the CPU pins check.

This is the fastest part after the careful compatibility checks, purchases, opening of packages, attaching heat sink with thermal paste, and screwing in components.

Ah my mistake, I must’ve installed it shortly after installing CachyOS.