It's absolutely the right way to go, have my whole stack setup with docker compose.

Has anyone else found the firefox app on android buggy? Always crashes when switching to full screen when watching a video but will work when opening it again immediately. Gets into the wrong state with private vs non private tabs etc.

I ran a dual boot on my work laptop with Windows and Mint until I was fully ready to transition over to Linux. Might be worth doing the same? Recently got rid of the Windows boot and am now fully on Linux for work development. However, I'm not in the web development space so can't comment on that. I use CLion, Intellij, and PyCharm for work.

My home pc is fully Linux running Fedora which I use for gaming, no issues there running Proton through Steam. Have Lutris setup as well for League Of Legends, although that'll be disappearing once Vanguard is integrated.

My raspberry pi 3b+ could absolutely direct stream 4k locally, transcoding is a different story. Is your pi connected via ethernet?

Hmm so you had to delete a file from the last patch to get it to run on Linux? I definitely didn't have to do anything like that, running proton experimental through Steam. Curious, but what distro are you on?

Am on Fedora and have no issues playing on this new patch if that helps.

You can sort by type as well, there definitely could be more options but I really haven't had many issues with what's already available when finding stuff. And yes you can search for an item.

I don't think you've played the game given you can sort and search...

I use NZBGeek as my indexer and Frugal as my newsserver. Have been happy so far.

Nice list but sub out torrenting for usenet. There's a fee associated with usenet but worth it imo as you get higher quality releases, more likely to find niche stuff and don't have the issue of no seeders.

Pretty incorrect information. Aircooling > AIO any day of the week. Aircooling has been proven time and time again to give lower temps vs an AIO. see here Custom loop is a different story. It is also quieter and cheaper than an AIO. I'm not sure why you think an AIO doesn't have a pump? How do you think the liquid flows through the lines, radiator and to the CPU, magic? The pump is what causes an AIO to be louder than its air cooled counterpart. The only argument for AIO is aesthetics which is a fair argument.

The 64GB of RAM is absolutely overkill for gaming so 32GB is fine. A 850W PSU is also definitely overkill for a 6700 XT so could drop it down to a 750W and still have room for upgrading the GPU in future.

The 6700 XT is the best price-performance GPU you can buy right now with the current ridiculous prices. It's target is for 1440p gaming so your comment about 4K is irrelevant especially since he has picked a 1440p monitor.

Ngl but that looks terrible.