Well, what's your question?

Nova was bought by an Ad company a while ago and is now out for your data btw.

Having a separate media server is the long term plan. I'll be setting up a NAS and Beelink then, but right now my workstation has to suffice. Actually I still have an old motherboard and a Ryzen 1500X lying around somewhere, which I could use for a build next time I'll upgrade my gpu.

But being on Nvidia right now Linux sadly didn't satisfy my needs in its current state. I'll keep an eye on how Wayland progresses and make the switch once there's adequate Nvidia support or I can afford an AMD gpu upgrade, because what I saw was damn sexy, it just wasn't there yet for me.

Literally free for most people having a job or studying.

They hated him because he spoke the truth. I can't even get "simple" distros like mint or popos to run on my work laptop because the keyboard will just not work on boot 19 out of 20 times and no amount of googling or chatgpt was able to fix this. It just won't work.

On my gaming rig with an Nvidia card there were no fan controls and no VRR on wayland and x11 doesn't have proper multi monitor support. This sub is delusional, if they think that Linux is usable for the average Joe and I'm coming from an IT background and it's still too much of a hassle for me. I just want to get things done.