That won’t really be a problem. If you have old/slow hardware, I’d just recommend a lightweight DE and you shouldn’t really have any performance issues crop up in the future.

And yes it’s best to update rolling release distros frequently. I update every day and with my internet (150Mbit/s) it takes like 1-2 minutes. Don’t worry if you’re away from your computer for a while though, weekly updates should actually be enough and it’s no problem if you’re away for a few weeks usually.

That does look quite threatening

I’m using a Teufel Cage which is wired but there’s also a wireless version I think. It’s pretty reliable, except for the ear cushions falling apart like once a year. You can get a replacement for those for about 10€ though, so it’s not too bad

Virtual machines powered by AMD chips can now handle up to 4096 virtual CPUs with extended x2AVIC support. The previous limit was 512 vCPUs, so this is a substantial jump for enterprise-grade virtualization workloads.

https://xkcd.com/619/

What did he steal?

I’m currently using r2modman for Lethal Company modding, but it does lots of other games as well and it’s been working pretty well, so you might want to check that out.

Can I run my whole steam library on linux?

Depends on the games you have. The biggest issue is anti-cheat, so competitive online games have a worse chance of working, nearly all other games should work though.

And also get the same performance from AAA games?

Again depends on the specific games. Some have worse performance than on Windows, some have better performance.

It’s German for butt

There really is an xkcd for everything.