I just got started with mailbox.org. So far so good!

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In 5E, no. In OSR, yes!

Yes, I support providing free school lunches to both rich and poor students. It removes the stigma of receiving free or reduced cost lunches.

Nothing, and so they do. Dell will sell you an XPS 13 with Ubuntu installed. Lenovo will let you select Ubuntu or fedora in some models. System76 and Tuxedo will sell you a bunch of laptops only with Linux. Starlabs sells Linux laptops. KDE sells a laptop. Purism sells Linux laptops.

Did you just assume no one sells a Linux laptop?

What’s the old saying, any article that ends in a question can be answered with “No”.

Because there isn’t a sensible part of the party. They have all succumbed to the greed of trumpism.

Now there are two of them!

I am loving void so much, it has made Linux fun again!

After a bunch of troubleshooting, down grading to proton 7 got it working seamlessly for me!

Without accurate polling with statistically significant sample sizes it’s hard to tell what the whole of the unions members think of the situation. Do you have some sources for this statement?

I am not a fan of Joe Biden, but the railroad unions credit him for helping get them their sick leave.

Just updated my drivers and it seems to run well under proton on Linux!

Good luck in your search!

There are Nvidia drivers and steam in the nonfree repo (it’s a one command to get access to it), they are easy to install. I haven’t tried any gaming but don’t see why it wouldn’t be just as good as any other distro.

Give void a try, setup was pretty easy for a more diy style distro.

Want to really mess with your players, make a note of who looked and then occasionally ask how many long rests they have taken since they looked.

You may need to split the cardiologist visit bills with them though.

Splitting hairs is an apt description.

I am aware, but that’s not what the meme says…

I never really understood this meme, fire bolt is 1d10…

Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest.

• Denis Diderot