Heyo comrades, I just bought a laptop with an Nvidia RTX 3060 (don't call me a capitalist, Italy discounts VAT on tech stuff if you're disabled) and was looking for a noob-friendly distro with a good Nvidia support (fuck those proprietary pigs)

I looked at Mint since I use it on my desktop, but it has an out of date kernel (I heard that you need 5.8 or above to game with Nvidia, once again fuck them. Never had an issue with my trusty rx580) would just updating the kernel be an option or should I be looking for a different distro?

My only 2 requirements are that:

It's noob friendly (something Debian-based maybe, with a .deb and APT based package management)

And that doesn't use a gnome DE, maybe something more like cinnamon, KDE of XFCE would be nice.

Thanks.

(sorry for long post, had to insult Nvidia)

Remì proceeded to bite Pollo, but Pollo invaded Remì's private sleeping space (my bed) at least I captured a cute moment.

PS: Pollo means chicken, bcs he looks like a raw chicken breast lol ^_^

For the uninitiated, jellyfin is a FOSS alternative to plex, for the double uninitiated, plex is a self-hosted alternative to Netflix, jellyfin can host shows, movies, books(already hosting lots of theory) audiobooks, documentaries and the like.

So, pls suggest stuff i could put on it to help radicalize my friends n family, or just fun stuff to watch. I already have the great classics by the 5 heads and some more. Looking for some spicy red documentaries and shows, also some commie movies would be nice. Suggestions welcome.

Most of my friends and all of my family know English at a decent level, but stuff that has an Italian translation is more welcome.

Ty.

Debian turns 30 today!

My 196th post!

So, I host some songs on my jellyfin server, When I reproduce them on my android phone with the screen on the music is fine, no problem at all, but when the screen turns off or when I press the button to turn it off, the music sounds all corrupted, when I power the screen back on the music sounds fine, any solutions?

Translation isn't accurate since cruschi is a dialect word from Basilicata, the Italian region where this dish originates.

They're dried peppers briefly dipped in frying oil and then cooled and served or packed. They're really good.

New coin I bought, had to downscale the picture, was better before