Nonsense. Those “not working” reports are Mint users because there are just that many Mint users over all. It makes sense that at least some of them have issues. Furthermore the number of Linux beginners will be a lot higher among Mint users compared to other distros as well. Ergo you are just plain wrong. Mint is great for gaming and so is pretty much any mainstream distro out there. Mint is just suited for beginners on top of that.
2025 - the year of the wayland desktop
I need to run my Nvidia GPU behind my AMD APU with prime render offloading to have a good wayland experience. This is why AMD GPUs are better.
No. Don’t really know what it’s supposed to do. I could use it to limit the framerate, but I already use mangohud for that and that works just fine for me. Maybe I’d use it to use FSR on a game that does not support it.
No law is perfect. If a national government exploits a loop hole it just means they need to fix the underlying EU law. Democracy is a permanent work in progress, it takes constant effort to maintain democracy and not let it crumble into authoritarianism. The EU isn’t perfect as a hole and it never will be, but to simply reject anything outright because it’s not perfect is just childlike.
I just use it as a smart TV enabler on my dumb TV. I don’t really do any gaming on it, maybe some point and click adventures games but that’s about it.