I recently installed OpenSuse, I have been using FreeBSD mostly, but have used linux through the years. I decided to go with an rpm based distro and I've always likes the chameleon mascot of Suse. I'm used to Debian based linux, so it's been a slight adjustment but it's been nice and smooth. I'm running Tumbleweed right now and all my Steam games work, as well as my 3d Windows applications via wine. It just works* I am too old and tired to spend time tweaking anymore.

Welcome to post here https://lemmy.sdf.org/c/bsd

Best practice is to create a user just for gaming.

Maya, the 3d software.

Holy shit, this was because someone reported her mom for not wearing a freaking helmet!?!?!

9term is what I use the most. Once you get used to the Plan9 way, you kind of like it. Sometimes I use Terminator as well. Konsole is like Terminator, both are good. They are both nicer than kitty for me. I tried kitty, went back to Terminator as it has menus to edit things, not just a text file.

I have a VM on my FreeBSD desktop with Bhyve. I have 2 ThinkPads, an x61t & x201t that run it. I also have a Raspberry PI3B+ that runs it, and is my web server.

FreeBSD & 9Front. BSD for my media server and 9front for my web server.

It's much faster locally or on bare metal.

Bub, guess I should post some more of my 9 shots.

I am not sure, but I found this article about the history of typewriters & computers that might have the answer some where. https://guides.loc.gov/office-history/typewriters-computers

evilwm is using 15M.

He had back pain, this was his solution for a less painful way to sit.

I would ask apple don't you think?

It's asking you what your preferred login is. So just typing hai2u as your preferred login. If it's not available, they will give you a login that is not preferred.

I am ready to go! Let's do this. 🐰

Lovely, Nord for life.

9front is a great rabbit hole. Plus, Plan9's mascot is Glenda, the rabbit.

And please, what is that terminal / effect?! It's pretty rad. Thanks also to Praetor!

Is there a user guide somewhere? This should probably be in the sidebar.