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  • I use Yakuake most of the time. It’s a Quake-style drop down terminal thats always available. I find it to be convenient for the vast majority of the terminal stuff I do.

    When I need to edit long files or something, tho, I usually use Kitty, since the quake-style terminals tend to get in the way sometimes lol. It’s not really a unique thing to Kitty or anything, but I like how you can split one window into multiple terminals.





  • Idk how well Debian stable would work, but Debian Sid might be a bit easier to work with in terms of games with it being more on the bleeding edge.

    There’s also Linux Mint Debian if you want to stay in the Debian universe, but you’d get more of the ease of use of Mint.

    Me personally, I’m using Fedora for gaming and I haven’t really had many issues with it. If you’re feeling adventurous, you could try Fedora or Nobara, which is a more gaming focused spinoff of Fedora





  • Blender: If you’re interested in 3D modeling or Animation
    Inkscape: If you have any need for a vector graphics program thats a bit like Adobe Illustrator
    OBS: If you need to do any screen recording or livestreaming
    Haruna Video Player: It plays videos and can also play youtube videos if you paste in a link. (This also pulls in yt-dlp as a dependency, which allows you to download youtube videos and the like from a terminal)
    btop: A nice looking system resource monitor that runs in a terminal