You can use it in termux

It's hosted on kernel.org and the one on github is a mirror. Github didnt exist when the kernel was made initially. Or git

I've spent years reading shitty machine translations of novels, its incomparable to something that a human translated

Good experience is debatable. A lot of the games on standalone quest run at like 40 fps, which isn't unplayable for me, but I'd rather run it on my gaming pc except for I can't because theres so much quest exclusives

dang.. turbomewing

Nix flakes are a feature of the nix package manager to make nix packages more reproducible.

You can also drag it to the tab bar to add it as a new tab.

I'm pretty sure wacom drivers are just in the linux kernel, and also my XP pen tablet worked out of the box also. I haven't noticed any weird problems.

They can sell you a 100 dollar elite strap if the strap has nothing and is removable.

My printer doesn't work. Though tbf it doesn't work on windows either.

Meow mode in emacs uses the same philosophy which is pretty decent.

You should dual boot windows and linux if you want to keep using the Oculus Rift because there is no chance to getting it working on linux.

In my opinion its better to first test out some distros in virtual box and use them for the tasks that you would usually use your computer for. I'd recommend trying out Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Fedora, Debian, and Pop OS. These are solid distros that work.

Once you find a distro that you like, you should start dual booting it. I got a second drive for that, before eventually copying all the files I needed over to the second drive and wiping the first drive to be my main after a year. (you can still access your windows files this way without losing any storage to linux) (steam games do not work when on windows partitions so you'll still have to redownload games)