From my basic understanding: Windows has a microkernel hybrid style architecture. It’s kind of like microservices. Instead of all resources being shared within a system process, You get a lot of tiny services all making calls to each other and the main kernel.

This introduces a lot of overhead because variables need to be sent and requested between processes. And they don’t simply share them in the same memory.

Linux on the other hand has most services under one monolithic kernel and they can all access the same memory. So there is no need for all of that intercommunication between services.

At least that’s my basic understanding and if I’m wrong (which I probably am), then somebody on the internet will now correct me.

Linux should work out of the box. Besides installing drivers no effort should be required. Especially with stuff like Bazzite which has all gaming stuff preinstalled.

This is a great and much needed video to show an actual user experience.

The Linus incident of Linus showing how bad the Linux experience can be?

Nice. That looks great.

That’s what we call an IBM move.

“How much how much RAM sir?”

“2.”

It do be pasting random commands from stackoverflow

Valve please fix

I draw the line at getting a vacuum with a camera. A lidar scanner and bumper does not bother me much. But you can use Valetudo.

Bobba chat

Something simple like Super Money Ball maybe but with a snow ball and some gliding effect? It should be a bit unique.

Wow it was 5% yesterday

Year of the RISCV Linux Desktop

We’re already seeing a massive surge of the far right in Europe. Giant media blitzes on social media such as Twitter shoving far right content in their faces.

Have you considered that the EU might have lied to you? https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/us-defence-firms-chase-european-military-spending-wave-2025-06-18

Did you see the NATO conference? The EU is grovelling for the US. If Microsoft tells them to jump they will say how high

I’m putting my money on the EU becoming just as openly Fascistic as the US and sticking with Microsoft.

Ubuntu is the best because I can copy and paste commands from programming tutorials.