Dwarf Fortress is linux compatible, although I haven’t played it in years its a colony builder that can get super in-depth. Its interface is a learning hurdle though.

You might like Conan Exiles, its a sandboxy survival game that just got updated recently with better graphics. I kind of feel its more a exploration game than a builder though. Hrm…

I think one of the problems is there isn’t really any reliable way to know the date a website was made on, so you can’t really filter on that. Its the search engines that keep that information in their indexes, so if you built a new database, it wouldn’t have access to it.

I don’t see why it wouldn’t get spammed by SEO spammed websites and AI spammed websites. Maybe your wikipedia style moderation might help, but it does sound like a lot of work for people when AI can spam new websites faster than any human can review them.

I do think we really do need to rethink the internet though, because its starting to feel pretty useless.

Thanks! I don’t trust my phone enough for banking anyway. I’ll try this out in the next few weeks.

Edit: Erg, looks like my phone isn’t supported by Graphene or Lineage… Oh well.

Can I still use apps from the app store if I use one of those alternative OS’s? I’m not very good with phones and don’t use mine much, but with so many things slowly going phone only I don’t want to cut myself off entirely.

Also, can I use those OS’s on my tablet? Which is best for somebody with decent Linux knowledge but almost no smart phone skills?

A bunch i really liked were:

• Hades (and Hades 2) (action roguelike)
• Dead Cells (side scroller roguelike)
• HexCells (puzzle game)
• Shadow Tactics: Blade of the Shogun (Stealth Strategy, the other games by the same dev are great too)
• Prey (well, maybe its not an indie, but its great)
• Vampire Survivors (Bullet Heaven, great to zone out too, lots of things to collect)
• BugSnax (Not sure if Indie, but a lot more fun than it looks)
• Cave Story (Side Scroller)
• Creeper World 4 (Strategy game, I think 4 is the most recent. No need to play older ones unless you want more of the same)
• Earth Defence force 6 (janky, but fun multiplayer with friends)
• Heros Hour (strategy)
• Oxygen Not Included (colony builder)
• Rim World (colony builder)
• Satisfactory (Automation game)
• Pit People (strategy game)
• Supraland (puzzle game, sequel is fun too)
• The Talos Principle (Puzzle game, I think its indie?)
• Undertale (RPG, its fantastic)
• You must build a boat (Match 3)

Team Vim. Because I learned the vim basics once 20 years ago and never bothered to learn after that. :D

I don’t know what you did but I like that UI.

Neat, I had no idea Mindustry was open source. My roommate played a ton of the steam version.

Yeah, thats kinda been my experience too. Any time a game has a linux build on steam I swear its a 50/50 if it’ll even run. I almost always end up switching to proton.

Neat. Maybe they’ve changed it since I last used it. Still not going back though.

I only have to reboot when I want to, not when a corporation wants me to.

I am at the moment, but I’m thinking of switching to XFCE.

I switched to Mate originally because Cinnamon always runs out of memory and starts slowing down over time. If they fixed the memory issues I’d probably prefer Cinnamon.

Is biting the world good or bad?

I was thinking the same thing. There probably is a downside to having the innate immune system active 24/7, even if we don’t know what it is yet.

A magical nasal spray that gets rid of allergies for 3 months sure does sound nice though.

I can’t wait till he’s dead just so I don’t have to look at his nasty face anymore.

Slackware was my first linux back in the day. :)

Neat. I feel like I’d accidently chew them off if I had them.

Thanks! I guess something like vim would count as a TUI then.

What is a TUI? I haven’t heard that term before.

Hey, I remember you from when I used to browse imgur. I always enjoyed your image dumps. :D