RitualClarity

have you tried flatseal? The Flatpak manager. If I recall you are able to control flatpak and alter some of its access. Maybe? I never had that issue. Don't use Zorin. Zorin gatekeeps their features behind a pay wall. What is worse, after you pay, you have to buy it again if they upgrade versions. I'd rather spend a few minutes with a basic linux and get all that without the paywall. I am not going to reward them for gatekeeping. In the past I tried their free version and thought. Hey I will just install it myself. Not a problem. Except it isn't part of the distro list (forget the name now.) . I'd have to add a different distro listing from what I tried. Honestly, I did a quick attempt, it wasn't working. Made sure my commands was right and they were so I dumpted it. I can't remember a disto I changed out of faster in recent years.

Yes, it is for recovery not daily driver. Have a full installation ready with all your tweaks and then use the program to copy it over to your computers drive if it needs it in the future. A bad update or something happens you can be up and running even faster than you would be normally. Everything can be set up to your liking from the theme to the desktop and software. I haven't done it with LInux but eons ago I did it for Mac 9.0 and it worked beautiful. Just clone it over.

I'd suggest using a fast 3.1 drive or better and install a perfect system. In your spare time. All the tools, scripts and settings you need. Minimum starting point of all the nice stuff you know you will need all the time. Then you can use resculezilla to clone it a system you want to use. Start the external drive every couple of months and make sure it is fully updated. Any new software you need that becomes your must have. (don't blow it out with random specific software as you can install it in seconds if you need it) The UUID (I believe) would have to be changed or you could have conflicts if you boot it into a system that has a cloned system. KDE patrition manager or other managers can change the UUID # so that LInux doesn't freek out. This is a case where I can't blame it for freaking out. Seeing double.

I had some issues with a program. Couldn't get it to work regardless of the commands I used. It ended up being a stuck update or an update that wasn't well updated yet in the distro. In any case. I now know a command that can be used to help free up a stuck update system. sudo apt update --fix-missing && sudo apt autoclean. (hopefully I typed it in correctly. If there is any issue, use google and it will correct and likely give you a copy paste option. UPDATE: used it and it worked (didn't give an error) and I show 100% updated.

I was annoyed by him especially when I had no interest in his quest line. Sometimes I played it because I was playing a theif etc. That quest line helps builid the character. I never got annoyed as as you two. lol. I also didn't care if the quesst was on the list. I had lots of them. I can see why it would be annoying. Some wants to keep their quest clean. My current game I want to keep things clean (not Skyrim a different game. ) However, that is some useful tips for future play. Thanks.

I can't say I ever had that displeasure. LOL

Didn't see that game before. I like the idea but not sure of the game. Nice concept using time. At first if I didn't see the videos on it I would have thought it was horrible. Time as a feature. Sounds bad. However, it seems like it works for this game. At face value there seems to be too much going on. Too many options. In any case, I rarely if ever, buy a game full price and usually wait until much later to buy it. After all the patches have been made. Improvements given, DLCs relased. Price much lower. Usually at a minimum half cost. One nice thing is I saw it on GOG which means I can get a download and actually own it. NO DRM.

You can bet that interviewer will never interview him or anyone at that company again.

Great idea. I have picked up several Bethesda games already. It is nice that I don't have to deal with their BS updates that break the games for some of the most popular games. I have them in Steam as well. So I can use the most current along with the older versions. However, I find myself using GOG more often now a days.

I was looking for some choice games on GOG since there is a great sale. There are others beyond the RPGs. Sword and Spell, Action and such. Lots of sales going on. Don't know how they can afford to do this, but they are. Picked up a collection of Hit Man games for less than 6 dollars. Just saw some Tomb Raiders and not the super old ones (block version lol) 805 or more off. Lots of gamse I never even herd of as well. lol