Matriks404

I mean TeamSpeak did only one thing, and it was good.

Why what? Why Debian? Why Nvidia? Or White Nvidia 550 drivers?

• Why Debian: Because I am most familiar with Debian-based distros, and I don't generally need latest stuff for anything. I really wanted to familiarize myself with the base for other distros, and I am fine with it.

• Why Nvidia: Because I chose Nvidia when I built my computer (it was running Windows 10 at that moment) and I never upgraded it, and given that I don't have integrated graphics on my system I am stuck with it, unless I upgrade.

• Why Nvidia 550 drivers: Because these are the drviers that are in the latest Debian release (13 - trixie) and I don't want to break my system by installing experimental drivers or official ones from Nvidia. I also only have problems on Wayland Plasma session where HW accelerated apps and games have big graphical issues, but relogging to X11 session is fine for now. I don't really play video games, except retro and indie stuff anyway.

I am on Debian with Nvidia 550 drivers... yeah.

There are so many indie games and older PC titles, that it is not really an issue.

I like GUI's, but I prefer them simple and customizable, so I eventually want to switch away from KDE Plasma to just some window manager.

OpenBSD

I use Debian on my desktop PC and laptop and OpenBSD on the other laptop.

I am both a chad and schizo.

Edit: And no, not because of Gentoo.

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OpenBSD is pretty cool.

On Linux you can indeed install old apps. You will just need to spend few hours doing so.

I use Debian GNU/Linux ftw.

Meanwhile I don't really play games anymore.

I'd rather spend my free time... learning Turkish. It's like puzzle, but a bit harder to make sense out of it :)