Damn, spoiled V for Vendetta for me.

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This is indeed a joke.

Work.

Containerize or Virtualize whatever you plan to run, keep it volatile, otherwise you’ll have a host operating system riddled with unnecessary data.

now I have 6TB of SSDs that I can't figure out how to get rhe data off them without buying new hardware

Are these drives completely full? If not you can likely split the partition 50% NTFS where your data resides and 50% EXT4 so that Linux distro’s can access them properly.

Move the data from the NTFS partition over to your new partition gradually, expand the EXT4 partition and shrink the NTFS one as you go.

NTFS partitions do work on Linux however you’ll experience permission issues and such which is why it’s generally not recommended for day-to-day use, Bazzite is such a beginner-targeted distro that they don’t want the blame put on them if you do something wrong and lose data.

also don't want to troubleshoot, it just works. Most applications are installed via flatpak.

I’m not surprised Flatpaks work with Wayland without issue, however Flatpaks containerize the application which is something I don’t want to do for everything I download as it adds extra overhead for something that could’ve just been built and installed as a native package (.deb, .rpm).

To each their own though.

Every time I setup my desktop up for Wayland I always go back to X11, I find Wayland sluggish compared to X11 and don’t have the time nor energy to troubleshoot applications that had no issues working on X11.

Remote work is the solution.

Only if your job involves a desk and a computer. For now I don’t think many warehouses workers or mechanics want to take their work home with them.

You’re not getting root access, plain and simple.

I mean, it’s not the kids deciding whether or not to take the vaccine, it’s the parents who likely got vaccinated when they were children.

PopOS is a derivative of Ubuntu, which is a derivative of Debian. Wouldn’t it make more sense to supply Debian docs opposed to Arch?

32bit Radeon libs

32bit Nvidia libs

32bit Steam libs