Same, except I bought the domain through namecheap
I use a microSD to usb adapter and have 2 spinning rust disks. So it's /sdc for me, but i still always double check. Dd isn't called the disk destroyer for nothing.
The loyalists who replace the fired workers, duh!
Plug your usb drive in and run lsblk to figure out which letter to use instead of x in /dev/sdx
sudo dd if=image.iso of=/dev/sdx bs=1M status=progress
EDIT: I totally didn't read your request. This is not gui or Mac based, but it still might help someone.
I should take another crack at sway. I didn't know about EOS. I started with nwg-shell.
Remember the first time you got a printer working in Linux? Better than sex....
Nope! Everything just works and it's rock solid. It's also been my daily driver for over 20 years.
I was doing a lot of tech support when my wife was on endeavouros and my daughter was on bazzite. Tbf, my problems with bazzite were probably down to me not understanding the immutable distro concept.
I'll probably finally get around to standing up an arr stack. RD is just too easy.
My other thought was "obnoxious American tourists," but the bacon thing sealed it.
Arch users are the sanctimonious vegans of the linux world. Bacon is delicious, and you are not special.
I was worried when I saw the news, but it's had next to no impact on me. I think I only found 1 or 2 streams removed, but the 720p versions were still up.
I think Slackware's reputation for being difficult dates back to the 90s when all linux was difficult. Slackware has evolved just like everyone else, just differently. It's easy to install, and works like any other kde plasma based distro if you choose the default full install.
The two biggest differences are no systemd and package management. Slackpkg functions somewhat like apt-get, but only for official packages and updates. Everything else can be installed with slackbuild scripts that can be automated with sbopkg. This process is similar to using the AUR with a helper like yay. And I have some flatpaks installed too.