Stop it. There is no excuse for requiring such thing to play a game.

Secure Boot is a questionable solution for a bad OS security, but for playing a game itâ(TM)s just ridiculous.

When this is done to a commercial company, people can have a justified grudge, but why to pick on a community project, especially one thatâ(TM)s as great as Arch Linux?

What a bunch of a-holes.

Any forum thread I came across in searches contained only follow up questions and tips for solving the issue, if it wasnâ(TM)t covered in the Wiki already, which is excellent.

How about an example of alleged arseholedness?

Higher ups donâ(TM)t code. All other non-coders reading about what wonderul things AI can do donâ(TM)t code.
It surprises a lot of people.

Right now.

Why paying MS for Windows and M365, and deal with their spying - pardon me - telemetry?

Skimming the story quickly, I was first shocked at the percentage Windows 95 still has, before realizing that overall Windows share just happens to be 95 something percent ;)

Lately we're getting lots of headlines about how beautifully AI works, how it already produces XX% of code in some company, and how it already replaces codes.

Now we're hearing that CS and AI should be graduation requirements.

Which one is it then?

Since 2011 I was buying Thinkpads, because they worked great with Linux, and could be got either without OS (for pedants: with FreeDOS) or with Linux.

You do?

Maybe you read on what happens to Palestinians who oppose Hamas first, before posting uninformed statements.

Hamas is a terrorist organisation. It doesnâ(TM)t only terrorise Israelis. Hamas is not Palestine.

And f**k your self you human t**d.

It used to be that what your companies did defined you. Now your support of MAGA trash republicans does.

Your businesses donâ(TM)t matter anymore, when youâ(TM)re seemingly on the mission to destroy all democracies.

...WEST Tokamak held its reaction for 1,337 seconds...

For that many would first have to realize, to their great horror, that tariffs are born by the US importers of goods.

The fact that you need to go through such hoops is a problem in itself.

Around the time when Ubuntu "snapped", I switched to Arch and never looked back. If you update regularly, and have fast internet connection, it's an amazing distro with a fantastic wiki. No snaps, flatpaks etc. unless you really want them. Instead, there's lots of software in repos, and even more in AUR. Heaven.

Japanese weren't ruled by the goddamn communist party. We've "lost our shit" for very good reasons. CCP, as any communist party, is evil.

Of course it works, if ACPI implementation is standard conform; admittedly a rare case. There are all these quirks, which Linux has to work around often without disclosure from the manufacturer.

My previous ThinkPad X220, T480s worked, and the current X1 Carbon G10 works, without any issues. Better than Microsoft own Surface Pro company laptop.