Wouldn’t the generation be dead by the time that happens? Look at the oldest generation currently, the boomers, they still seem to be culturally relevant, good or bad.

So I guess to answer your question, probably dead.

Colemak. Fingers move around less than QWERTY.

Yes, its called the halo effect in psychology. Consciously or unconsciously people tend to favor those they see as more attractive and want to help them.

Short answer, no, it is not normal unless you have some kind of illness.

28 years of age is usually too young for your body to fall apart. It is enough time that your bad habits begin to show results, such as muscle loss, muscle imbalances, etc. This is usually caused by your life style. As you get older, its more important for you to do maintenance on your body and watch what you are consuming.

If your life is too stationary, then you will start to see yourself falling apart. The old saying of “If you don’t use it, you lose it” starts to hold true with time. How “aged” your body feels really depends on how active you are with it, to an extent. There are people twice your age that are in fantastic shape, that is because they put in work to maintain their bodies.

It is time to introduce some good habits to your routine. Eat a bit better, move around more, more active activities, etc. You will start to feel better again before you know it. Good luck.

If you can install another driver onto the computer, you can put Linux on that and kept the windows OS still, in case you need it. This is dual booting. You chose which OS you want when booting up.

Have to keep things offline and outdated nowadays 🫤 to prevent things like this happening.

They have their own thing I believe. Have to use Putty for SSH.

Is OpenSuse tumbleweed worth checking out? Something fairly stable and good for gaming.

I have been using Pop-OS for the longest but recently got newer hardware and therefore waiting for the new version to get more stable. Using bazzite meanwhile. Immutable distro is interesting but not sure if I like it.

Will it run on Linux?

I tried the benchmark and that seems to run fine.

Can check out Eternity