I feel like the bottleneck here is concentration more than number of arms, I doubt I could multitask like that

That’s true for small and simple microcontrollers, but larger and more complicated ones can theoretically implement macro operation fusion in hardware to get similar benefits as CISC architectures

Bash (and other shells) have readline support which sounds similar to what you want?

I had this with the Sims, I bought and paid for the game legit but trying to run it through steam it kept trying to load the origin store for auth or something which was a pain in the ass and I couldn’t get it to run reliably.

I ended up using a crack just because it ran without any BS!

Most of the time indie games actually do run on Linux, it’s the games from big studios that don’t (in my experience)

Australia, mid 20s, I can drive manual but currently drive an auto

I feel like this is a bad recommendation for someone coming from Windows, it’s quite an opinionated distro.

Considering windows is the complete opposite of trade free I doubt a windows user would be willing to compromise convenience for a philosophy that they probably don’t share.

Gentoo has overlays which are similar to AUR, I haven’t felt like I’m missing packages compared to when I ran arch

While they might be bundled together sometimes, Microsoft Office never came with windows. They were always separate products.

I loved Borderlands cel shading art style for this reason.

As a fellow Australian I think this is partly down to the equipment as well.

I can take a roundabout much faster and more confidently in my sports car with a low centre of gravity and performance tyres compared to an SUV with cheapo tyres like a large proportion of the population drives.

I’m guessing you also drive a car which is more performant than most on the road.

Do you mean specifically with KDE connect? Because you can do it with VNC

Gentoo