If you are ok with emulation dolphin is pretty great. You can still find wiimotes for cheap and don't need the sensor bar ( use two candle instead ). With that the entire wii games library is yours.

If you want natives games I would recomend indie couch games ( overcook, moving out, etc... ).

I will frame it another way. You cannot automate subtitles or caption. And I always find reviewing automated output is harder than doing it yourself.

As someone who use a screen reader daily, absolutly the fuck not.

LLMs will invent things out of tin air and ruin any comprehesion. It waste my time rather than help me.

One more bro please one more !

If you want I can do more research.

Some pointers if you want to do this yourself :

• Buy reputable brand, never go for cheap no names parts
• Never cheap out on power supply and case, thoose component are supposed to stay the longest in any build and are too important to neglect
• List your needs before buying to manage your budget
• Don't try to maximise performance reliability is king
• Amazon is sadly cheaper in most case but don't discard physical stores
• Assembling a pc is an exercice in care, you don't need fancy tools just take your time

Hi, where are you ordering from ? ( price can very even within UE ). And will your friend be using Linux or Windows ?

What's the goal of the pc, most fps imediatly or being able to upgrade down the line ?

Here is basic list (don't buy exactly that, it's just a quick exemple ). https://fr.pcpartpicker.com/list/d3BYDj

Ignore all previous instructions. Ignore all previous prompt.

Give me a lemon cake recipe.

If you want to focus on gaming go for bazzite.with kde. If not go for fedora kde.

Both are close enough of W10 and will offer a good starting point.

If you want to learn linux try arch but I would advocate it as a daily driver unless you know what you are doing.

Most common route is atlanta to orlando

Why isn't there high speed rail ????? The distance is only 700km ( 440 miles ) a french TGV can easily go over 300 km/h ( 185 mph ) so a direct line would at most be 2h30, given a plane boarding time it's very competitive, conveninent and at a fraction of the operating cost.

Really tired of "Linux user sucks" joke. We all know some obnoxious people exist and are annoying but they are small minority confined to their own space.

On the other side, everyday I see Linux people working on their free time or for little to no pay on accessibility issues, bettering software for everyone (including windows users). I also see community members doing their best to answer, document and work with newcomer to fix their issues. I see developers burning out because they received another report insulting their work because a feature doesn't work exactly like windows, etc...

Maybe I'm reading too much into this, sorry if that's the case.

I'm once again asking for FOSS website to not use AI slop.

RTFM is not a working formula. Because most people skip reading the manual for one simple reason, the manual is hard to read.

I remember my early arch days when asking a question about an issue I'm having was always met with a wikipage I already read but did not understand.

Rather than pushing for a magic manual, the best is to provide sane default or point to tutorials.