Simply put, I need to buy groceries.

It’s not that I will have issues learning or researching, it is that I don’t have the time too.

If the barrier to using Linux is needing to spend time troubleshooting and researching to do simple tasks, I just won’t.

So far this thread has been very enlightening to me, I’m excited to try something new. But my OS is not my hobby.

Oh wonderful! Thank you for the suggestions!

It’s what I got to use in highschool computer class, I’m a sucker for what I know.

I feel like all of these fediverse platforms are going to suffer from the same issue.

I searched up peertube and clicked on the peertube link. No where was there a “recommend videos” feed or “upload videos” or “create account” and the first link to a peertube platform is a cliche “rebellion” something or other.

These things will never see mass adoption if they aren’t approachable to the casual browser. It sucks, but the average user would rather give their data to Google or watch 25sec of ads before each video then try to figure out fediverse. Especially since when you do figure it out, there isn’t any good content yet.

What if I have an Xbox controller plugged in and want to use my keyboard? A simple spacebar hit sets the default controller for fit this play session.

I feel like AI would be better put to replace CEOs than Frontline workers lol. Get rid of your most expensive asset and improve efficiency.

Ive been exclusively browsing on mobile web, same as I did reddit. This layout is much more user friendly forsure.

Instances are brilliant. I’m a Lemmy.ca account, and being able to filter by “local” and suddenly all my content is Canadian focused is fantastic.

On of my biggest issues with reddit was how american focused all of the global news subs were, if you wanted Canadian content you needed to be subbed to Canadian news subs. But since im a .ca Lemmy, my local tab puts a Canadian spin on the same Lemmy!