I'm moving the discussion in a separate thread to prevent spamming other threads with my nonsense. So, I have an old computer with a BIOS that is from 2014 (latest version is from 2015). I also have NVMe M.2 SSD. Apparently the BIOS is unable to detect the SSD. This means that when I get into the BIOS setup screen to choose the boot order, the device is not in the list. Nor there is any clue in the BIOS screen such device is installed. Windows deals with it in this way: You can boot windows from USB. It...

It's like Arch with less headache, plus optimizations for gaming that can be installed with a few clicks from the hello screen. Why isn't it more popular?

As it says in the title, the first time I launch steam after starting up my desktop, steam throws up an error about steamwebhelper not responding. However, if I choose one of the options (exit steam), it's able to start up again just fine without any issues. This has been going on for 3 or 4 days if I had to guess, and with the limited knowledge of Linux, I've got little to no idea how to even begin trying to figure out what's causing the issue. I'm using 64-bit Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS with an Intel® Core™ ...

For me it was a deep seated hatred for Windows 11. How about you?

I've been reading up online the process of adding a Windows Steam games library to the Linux Steam install(to save downloading the games twice) and every time i add the "common folder" that contains the games it just keeps saying "folder not empty". I've read a few tutorials also and AI guides, it states to go into the "downloads" tab but nothing in that section resembles the guides. It is only showing download speed related options and caching. I recall easily doing this within Windows after reinstallin...