Linux Mint has been great, you do run into some issues with games that have intense Anticheat, but for the most part the user experience is flawless. I don't know about steam OS, but with mint (and I think also for Ubuntu and pop OS) you just install steam, install the game from your library, and off you go it's just like Windows

I always look at the site's Wikipedia page, gives the correct url in its summary on the right of the page.

Ko-fi is better for the creator anyway, I wish I knew about the Ko-Fi first haha

53 of us are on Patreon too

Hey, yes there is. I was 100% torrents up until recently, also using multiple torrent sites including private trackers. The thing I struggled with was getting all the episodes of TV shows. Like if I added a niche or old TV show to Sonarr, it would be a constant struggle to find missing episodes or seasons (for some reason Southpark was a misery). This was pretty much completely eliminated with usenets. So now I have usenets as a primary and torrenting as a fallback if something cant be found. This config gives me almost full coverage. The downside is that usenets typically aren't free whilst torrenting is (although they are very cheap)

Sure, youll need to change the info at the top of the scripts for your qBitTorrent client:

Remove stalled torrents https://pastebin.com/embed_js/aTjh8LYm

Move Stalled torrents to low priority https://pastebin.com/embed_js/LxrXd07N

You can write a python script to interact with Qbittorrent as it has an API. I wrote one to delete stalled torrents and another one to set them to the lowest priority (so they don't fill up the download queue). If anyone is interested im happy to share the code. Whichever one I chose just runs every 30 mins or so using windows task scheduler

This was a great write-up, thankyou for the effort!!

Fun fact! We actually do this voting system with nuclear power PLC's in my industry. This sort of redundancy is used in all sorts of safety controllers

They do don't they?