I moved around a lot so had to be selective on what I’ve kept.

My goto was finding a home for everything. If I was keeping it, it needed a space I could put it when I was done. And not in a box labeled misc. or a shelf with everything else.

I do allow myself a “I want to keep this because I like it” box. But when it’s full I need to throw things out from it.

You’ll still have clutter, it’s unavoidable. But compared to before should be less.

I am curious if it's a Davinci issue or a AMD one. Would love to hear the results.

I fell with the right desktop environment like Plasma and a locked down OS that can be used without a password, Linux can be for all. Especially when it comes to using it as a web machine. If they don’t need apps, it’s fine.

Mac’s are my go to if you need commercial software. And the one pain point for Linux as a OS.

Though Valve is bridging the gap

I am just hopeful other open sources devs takes inspiration from the work done here.

Just tried it, worked to hold it in position for a bit. Fell apart once I started to use it mechanically.

The plastic is brittle. I think I'll just delay the inevitable if I use super glue

I have a bulldozer CPU, though 6300 fix I think. It was dog slow and barely performed even with my GTX 760. I got a significant performance jump when I got the Ryzen 5 1600.

If you have a AM4 platform then it’s worth the upgrade. There isn’t much to pull from AM3. And heck for the price you are better off getting another steam deck and a USB C dock and use it as a Desktop.

The processor in the Steam Deck in insane and the best performing chip I’ve used. Even my AMD powered Framework 13 is slow compared to it.

Not sure, but sketchbook comes from Autodesk and they are notorious for changing the rules and terms and conditions.

Just personal beef, but I refuse to touch their software after the shenanigans they pulled with Fusion.

I use it since the login requirements are insane for vanilla Minecraft.

Live ISO FTW

I had this discussion (read argument) back on reddit a while back. And it's about 15 to 20 years or at the time people were calling PS1/N64 Retro during the PS3 era.

By my math systems like the PS3 and Xbox 360 are now "retro", at least for some kids. I defiantly feel dated when some kid shows up on a PSP thread going on about their Dad's old PSP. And it's weird to think that the Vita and 3DS are about to fall into that camp.

They feel nice too. I love chamfering and filleting my designs when possible