I appreciate you sharing the music of your people!

If I understood right, a lot of the “complaints” relate to how they handle their default settings and how they’re laid out. Both aren’t too bad out of the box, bazzite comes pre-arranged and Cachy has rock solid community support through the wiki?

It sounds like the biggest trouble you came across was your tendency to tinker is what got you in trouble. Typically, I’m pretty set-it-and-forget-it, so playing with it shouldn’t get me in too much trouble. God forbid something goes wrong, my knowledge triples every time I have to fix something haha

I also got a distinct “but also, distro-hopping is fun, don’t be afraid to mess around”, which I think is what I’m trying to answer 🤔

Yeah I’ve read good things as well. I’m not familiar with Arch at all, but it sounds like Cachy might be a good stepping stone. I did Ubuntu for many years, bazzite just recently and only because it was less intimidating than Cachy when I just wanted to get it up and running haha. But now that I’ve settled in, I find myself thinking I might try dual booting it just to see 🤔

Can I ask about your experience with Cachy? I just finished my first pc build and went with bazzite for gaming, but have been toying with the idea of running Cachy instead

I agree. I think AI fills a creativity gap for average users - worth making quickly once, not worth pursuing an artist to make it.

I don’t think AI will replace appreciation for human art, as human art is as much about soul as it is skill. AI can only ever do half the equation, but it’s the half that the average person doesn’t have and isn’t quite willing to pursue.

I’m sure there’s an argument to be made that AI copying human art is watering down the value of art, but with how people recoil after finding out it’s AI, I think the bigger risk is never having it disclosed in the first place.