Something that I learn about being in the Doom community was that devs usually just target the latest and worst performing version of the engine to make their project with

Also most of the time because they wanted to add the latest feature that adds nothing to the project whatsoever

That sounds false.
I know the BIOS can get confused with which Drive to boot, and the Windows Boot can try to erase the Linux one.

Boot windows putting a pin in your hardrive sounds like malware or fake

I think that the best option nowadays to move into Linux is to dual boot it, having a drive with Linux and another with Windows.

Sometimes you just need to use some specific tools that work best on my Windows distro.

But most of times I just want a good PC and Linux does that

I think this is clever advertising

What did you need and why didn't worked ?

Ah
I would recommend you then to just copy the files to your Linux drive and launch everything from there

Flatpack sucks tho when it comes to having to use a flatpack application

Well can you mount another drive automatically/permanently at boot?

Time will tell

Yeah they are the ones that I remembered, that's a recipe for disaster imo

Two questions, is this the distro that is pushing some AI things as well ? Because if that's true then I see them vibe coding the distro at some point and that's gonna be a mess

And the fedora spins aren't the same than the Ubuntu flavours ?

TimeShift

You should go with Mint!!

Yep specially if you grew up with an XP

Yeah that's fair
I personally dualboot Mint and Windows7

W7 is pretty outdated but it has all my tools working correctly on it
And Mint is pretty great and I can customize how I want it, but the software isn't completely there yet

So I boot either depending on what I'm gonna do with my pc that day

lmao yeah it sounded like Ubuntu issues

Not gonna recommend any distro but to check which are more OOB or if there's some that's focused on your use case

Something tells me you are using the same distro that you where using 15 years ago

June 14th 2028

Fr tho, Mint is pretty convenient from a user point of view and most people switching to Linux might find some good use on it.

Sure if you have more recent hardware Mint might not be up to date with your hardware and have trouble with that
But also a big chunk of people have W10 since ten years ago