Calyxos user here. I like it so far. Half a year into it. I can live with microg instead of gms. And it also works on moto g32, 42 and 52 so you don’t need Google hardware.

I use Opensuse leap. It works for me. If i cant find software i want i use the nix package manager

SVT play with an VPN to Sweden is perfect. And it’s not iligal as svt is the swedish television without ads.

I whould use windows 8.1 but iyhbwont receive updates anymore. Otherwise good. Use openshell for a real start menu

So I’m in school and we use ipads for some weird reason. And that iPad os shit is hell ro Use for productively. We need to use word and PowerPoint but most of the time I use the web version as they have the same interface as onlyoffice on my desktop.

And don’t get me started on the inconsistencies in ios. Some apps looks realy good and works well together like the work office suite. Those are fantastic to use with touchscreens as they are optimized for it. But than we ms office. The apps have the same interface on all the apps but not the same as the desktop versions of them. I have used office since 2010 and the iPad apps just feels like the office apps before 2007.

Sorry if I was unclear with something and my rambling about ios.

Thats why I use windows 10 and Linux at the moment. Xfce is pretty good IMO.

Computers. I know so much random stuff about them. That’s why my friends ask me what to buy for their own.

Also reading about adhd on this community

As far as I know genshin impact doesn’t work under wine becouse of its root kit of anticheat. Qemu with gpu passthrough is probebly your best bet

Driver san Francisco by ubisoft is the first that comes to my mind. It has an fantastic story and gameplay mechanics. The multiplayer is also fun. Midnight club 3. Just saying we need it.

Minimalism. I myself preferred the futuristic style of frutiger aero or sceumorfism (sorry for bad peeling I have dyslexia)

Su Linux is most likely the answer to lering younger people to use computers fedora is especially good becouse it has a nice package manager (dnf) that is easy to understand