@Gaspan made a good list. I would like to add a few more points.

• Make a list of some applications which you use regularly
• Either search if the applications work on Linux OR see if they have Linux alternative. You can just post the list here and ask the community

Also, get into a mindset of learning. I know you are used to Windows for decades now, but now you are switching to a new OS. It will be bumpy at first but you will get used to it; do not fear it! Imagine switching from a car to a bike. You have to invest a little time in learning. Once you get used to it, it's smooth riding all the way. Best of luck!!

Source: Windows user of 2 decades converted to Linux.

https://cachyos.org/

Never heard about it. Couldn't find what makes it different from the others.

even if the crypto thing was NOT a scam (which is rare, I know).

that comment had to hurt the crypto community hard

RTFR - Read the fucking runes!

Bro made fantasy stuff into a capitalist dystopia

but no, they have to keep their ecosystem locked down for some reason

money 😘

Microsoft breaks bootloader and nixes Linux partition

Microsoft: "patch seems to be working as intended"

If true then when did QC have its "ChatGPT" moment?

gave me a slight heart attack with the nft in the beginning

https://www.sandboxaq.com/solutions/aqnav

This is their only product on the market which has quantum in their product description. It apparently uses "quantum sensors" to provide location information. I don't know how it works. I think they have made a hard shift in their strategy in the last 2 years by offering AI solutions instead.

Edit: From their Youtube comment

The core system of AQNav is a suite of quantum sensors that reads the crustal magnetic field of the Earth, along with proprietary AI algorithms that work to de-noise that signal and provide real-time location information. That's a very different process, compared to inertial navigation systems

• Halo MCC
• Overcooked 1,2
• Moving Out 1,2

What exactly is holding QC back right now? Does it require near room-temp superconductivity to become viable or is it just in research phase right now?

I remember that AI/ML was held back mainly because of compute power to price ratio.