At home I sit in front of an all AMD Void Linux Musl machine running XFCE and themed with Chicago95. The UI is nice and boring so its out of the way yet also fa

At home I sit in front of an all AMD Void Linux Musl machine running XFCE and themed with Chicago95. The UI is nice and boring so its out of the way yet also familiar. I like it. Flatpak takes care of monster applications like Chrome, KiCAD, LibreOffice, Steam, and so on. Only one of my Steam games gives me a problem: Crysis* (Of course it doesn't run Crysis!) Setting up CUPS was as simple as adding a line to a config file, starting CUPS, adding my HP laser and hit print in Chrome and get a printed document. I recently had to install Zoom so I plugged in a random Webcam, installed Zoom via flatpak and Zoom just worked. The thing that gets me is that I don't notice I'm using Linux. I'm just using my computer like always. I also have to remind myself to run updates every few weeks but there are times it goes over a month without issue. I have full control of my computer without any of the previous issues. * Original Crysis, not the remaster which I hear should work under Proton.