Merry Christmas!
I totally messed up on my last #artshare and did a quote instead of a normal reply, I'll call that one a learning opportunity.
I'm mostly a gamedev but I also like to draw stuff like spaceships and warrior babes. #krita #traditionalart

The temptation to press it before the release date is pure pain. Especially knowing you really do need to press it when the time comes, regardless of setting a specific release time.

Oh alright, you talked me into it. My next big game is set in Cyberpunk Chicago so it was bound to happen.

Kubuntu and Xubuntu are marginally better just for not using the Gnome Desktop but I still wouldn't recommend them.

I definitely don't recommend plain Ubuntu. Graphics card updates break it every few months and you have to boot in safe mode and use the terminal to fix it. Not to mention they keep filing off the corners of the interface to the point where changing any setting takes five more steps than necessary.

I use Manjaro but I've been running Linux daily for ten years at this point and I'm used to it being a rolling release rather than stable updates. Mint is a pretty good starting point, all of its variants are pretty Windows like and it tends to be pretty stable.

Oh no, all Steam inputs are really weird on native Linux, I need to completely change my implementation to support them properly. In the meantime, just switch to launching the Windows version of the game with Proton, then they should work fine!

Thanks dude!

Oh yeah?
*scratch, scratch*
You want fries with that too?