I do agree that the Arch wiki is amazing. I even consult it from time to time. However, a first time user may struggle with a lot of configuration and tinkering that’s required. Many people direct users to the AUR. While also great, it can be a huge risk when things are done without extreme caution.

Also, openSUSE is setup with btrfs and snapper for easy rollbacks in case any updates break anything.

If you want something a little more fresh, I’d maybe avoid Arch as your first go and try openSUSE Tumbleweed. It strikes a balance between bleeding edge and stable (they call it “leading edge” I believe). Everything is tested before release and isn’t too stale like Ubuntu/Debian flavors. I personally like KDE for the desktop environment but the installer lets you choose.

If you want to stick with Ubuntu or something similar, I’d recommend Linux Mint. I used it before switching to openSUSE.

Most options should be dual boot friendly but I’d recommend installing Windows first to avoid bootloader issues.

You could try GymRoutines: https://codeberg.org/noahjutz/GymRoutines

This hits close to home. Especially City of Heroes. Part of me wants to play on the new community servers but I don’t have the time or energy anymore after work and kids. I can barely find time to exercise and play the occasional game.

The Bolt EUV is the only reason we have an electric car now (personally, I would have gotten the smaller and cheaper Bolt but it was a family decision to go with the EUV). It was reasonable for what you get. The only downside is the slower charging compared to other EVs but I don’t plan on taking it for longer trips. We have an ICE for that.

Sounds like their lawyer was dead on balls accurate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTjBrsGgkA0