It was in a museum storage room.

The 117HD? It works fine in Linux if you run Runelite, either via bolt or just the raw appimage

Probably the steam engine as far as actual innovation and all but my answer is air conditioning

If you can’t get out of it, get into it.

You seem to be missing the forest because of all the trees in your way. The statement to not use Manjaro has nothing to do with KDE or any other DE/WM and everything to do with the development of the OS.

Manjaro has a history of being sloppy especially with web security. The reason people suggest Endeavour has the same goal (more user friendly arch) without some of those drawbacks.

I’d love to know what board you were on that showcased this lawlessness. I’d also love to hear the color of it.

I’m not sure why this would be an advantage? Does the tilt cause more draft than opening it a different way?

There’s also an argument to be made for preserving the “hardware” - those machines don’t last forever. the Analouge guys recently made (or are making?) an FPGA that is compatible with all of the Turbografix hardware paraphernalia which is arguably just as important as the actual software

Obama sat 329, Trump Sat 234, so this appear to be on pace but nothing special

It’s not about the ascii dragon, it’s that Kali Linux is known amongst Linux communities to attract (script) kiddies / wannabe hackers.

And Tux is a stone cold G. If that penguin alone didn’t bring you over to Linux you have brain problems.

I was able to run it with Lutris from GOG, Arch