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Kubuntu is the best. It's Ubuntu with KDE tools and programs. You have Plasma as a desktop environment, which is very close to Window but that you can customize to your need.

Ubuntu is very popular so you get pretty much everything available and with tutorial, ressources and everything. KDE really push it to the most user friendly, GUI for everything kind of state.

Steam is easy to install, take charge of Proton or anything needed for your games to run.

I was very frustrated by Gnome (the default desktop environment for Ubuntu), failing miserably to make it more like Window. I guess Gnome is more for Mac users.

The only thing I recommend is deactivating Snap and installing Flatpack. It's easy to find tuto on how to do that. Both Snap and Flatpack are doing the same idea, to bundle a program and it's dependencies in a format that allows easier distribution to many distro. But Snap is not as good as Flatpack. You are free to leave it or to use both.

Either way, you can also install program made for Ubuntu or Debian. And with KDE come Discover that is like an App Store and updater.

Linux Mint is also good but I really think Plasma is the best desktop environment. Good thing to know you can always install more desktop environment then the one already installed, so don't hesitate to try other.

If you are already engaged in a very pro open source stance, you might look at Fedora.

Anyway you choose, there are community of people passionate with Linux that can help you every step of the way. LLM can also help you get the basic. Good luck and welcome 🤗

Shouldn't the closest server be suggested?

Thank you for sharing your passion!

How do you know so much, I'm always impressed by your posts. Thank you for them!

I remember when they deemed Paris a war zone. Well well well. How the turntables...

Merci ! J'ai cru que j'avais fait une mauvaise manipulation ou que je m'étais fait bannir 😅

"People", more like bots or worse bootlickers

I understand, no idea on how to do it. I heard about SWE‑Bench‑Lite that seems to focus on real-world usage. Maybe try to contact "AI Explained" on YT, he's the best IMO. Your solution might be novel or not but he might help you figuring that. If it is indeed novel, it might be worth it to share it with the larger community. Of course, I totally get that you might not want to do any of that. Thank you for your work!

Very impressive! Do you have benchmark to test the reliability? A paper would be awesome to contribute to the science.

Have you tried glass noodles (or Chinese fentiao)? They tend to be quite long, stretchy and sticky when cooked. You may have some fun 😊

I snap them not to cook them easily (I know how to cook full length spaghetti) but because I find them easier to eat at this size. Less knots, fork spins and slurping needed. Also yes, easier to cook since the fits and you don't need to supervise beyond the first mixing to avoid them gluing to each other. Better personal enjoyment overall.

I recommend you try it at least once. Cooking can be fun and creative, don't let dogma limit your experience :)

Your welcome, I don't remember how I got this solution but it was very hard to find. Not the first place I would search. I thought it was a driver issue. Anyway, thanks for the feedback and good luck!