It’s been interesting so far. I used it to install some programs instead of using the GUI interface.

Did have to muck around to fix my HDMI audio latency issue. 1-3 seconds of not audio was a bit annoying.

Managed to get my dual boot with windows setup so Linux is the default OS unless I tell it to do Windows instead.

Even used it to shutdown the computer a few times just because I could.

It’s not as bad or intimidating but I do know to be cautious.

One bad SUDO and I can wipe something out.

I’ll check that link this weekend when I have more time.

I have limited experience with terminal. I used it to update Mint last year when I tried but had to read a lot of forums just to know what to type.

I have no idea what btrfs is or gamescope. I’ll look them up soon.

I did find the flat pak to help install programs and got a few loaded already.

Agreed. I’m working towards that goal. I think the biggest hurdle is if a game runs on Windows but not as well on Linux I might opt to finish the game on Windows. Even with proton I did find a game I was playing recently was noticeably lower quality or “laggy”