I’m the laziest man on earth and I use Mint, way less hassle than windows for example. So if you have never used either, you can safely go with Mint IMO.

If you gave spent 20 years on windows, then it’s another story.

That is probably a terrible idea, like a painting using “all colors”.

Sure, there is that explosive chess and 960 chess and so on, but the game itself still stands. Time controls is not that recent either IIRC it was added when after many hours of thinking, the opponent broke the rule of not distracting the adversary and daringly asked where he was and got the response : “I thought it was your turn!”

There is a lot of shit mysic today, but there was a lot of shit music in the nineties too!

Go get that nugget!

Well IMO you prove my point with chess, no new “Chess II” has detroned the game, it’s one game and for many people it’s enough.

Yes, especially as society changes, books will be written to match that. There are so many good books though :-)

So like VR and AI? Maybe you’re right.

I wonder if we’ll one day just recycle game ideas so much there will be enough games for a whole lifetime and there are no new good ideas left.

Interesting!

So you have to connect to some central point to use it(which can be ran locally by yourself)?