Nothing, and so they do. Dell will sell you an XPS 13 with Ubuntu installed. Lenovo will let you select Ubuntu or fedora in some models. System76 and Tuxedo will sell you a bunch of laptops only with Linux. Starlabs sells Linux laptops. KDE sells a laptop. Purism sells Linux laptops.

Did you just assume no one sells a Linux laptop?

Now there are two of them!

I am loving void so much, it has made Linux fun again!

Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest.

• Denis Diderot

I mean they already made one, queue lotr meme about second breakfast…

Nothing Microsoft ever does should be trusted or relied upon. They are a bad actor who always operates in bad faith and should be treated as such.

Tru64 is the greatest OS!

I think you are looking for Lancer RPG.

Check out 3d6 down the line. Really excellent example of old school play.

I currently have a group exploring the Hole in the Oak using the Old School Essentials system. They have completely missed the sheep people and had very little interaction with the heretical gnomes.

Same group is also playing a campaign in the Elrood sector using the old WEG D6 Star Wars system.

It’s been fun, but hard to keep it running as summer ramps up.

Based on what he stole, you don’t see a prison cell, you get disappeared.

Hot Spring Island its just so interesting.

Worlds without Number, I love the way rules and spells are described using natural language.

Mausritter, Carin, and DURF would work well for this.

Mausritter is based on Into the Odd and features cute mice exploring a world of giant proportions.

Carin is also based on Into the Odd and is more straight forward fantasy.

DURF is really simple and fast. It’s really quick to make a character and get to playing.

Battle for Wesnoth: open source turn based strategy rpg.

The material in Worlds without Number is really good.