Spider Jerusalem

I’ve just heard about this, gonna give it a go soon. Free for all three platforms.

https://endless-sky.github.io/

Suppression is pretty bad. Especially when talking about the “blue and white” country.

I believe you need to be on kernel 6.12+ for the 9070 XT. Mint 22.3 will support that.

If you don’t have specific application support needs, Debian based distros like Ubuntu/Mint (based on Ubuntu) are good for a first-timer. You won’t have all the GUI management stuff like you get in Windows. You may find Arch a bit more challenging.

Eeeyup.

“We’re definitely not gonna do it anyway, under some secret agreement.”

I’ve used APs to mesh (5ghz) two buildings together, with a switch on the far side of the arrangement as a bandaid prior to cabling work. APs and switch in the bridged building were managed, minimal load, worked well enough. I’ve also had good luck with UBBs, though these were always mounted outdoors, and at 1km or less. PoE in both examples. Other parts of the networks in all cases were a mishmash of different vendors.

I wouldn’t expect the meshed APs to care about what’s on the other side of them, either, but haven’t tried with unmanaged devices/different vendors. I also wouldn’t expect high performance from 5ghz meshing, but depends on several factors. UBBs definitely don’t care what’s behind them.

Mint is fine, most things work via Steam/Proton and Heroic/Proton/Wine. Nvidia drivers could be better.

You may run into problems with various forms of anti-cheat (kernel level etc.) which may or may not be supported later.

I’ve seen Kedi - like… cats must be considered a public good for numbers so low.