u/JacketScary3365

My dad gave me his old laptop for college and studying. I've never played many video games in my life, but now that I have my own laptop, I'd like to try some. It's a very old machine, and I know it's not great for gaming, it's perfect for my daily work, studying, and coding, though. I want you all to suggest some great titles you think I could enjoy on this laptop in my spare time.

Hi, I've been using Google to browse the web my entire life, and I've become very reliant on it. With AI search overview, life has gotten so much easier, it solves my daily problems and queries, and honestly, it's been amazing. Recently I tried DuckDuckGo, and it was pretty good, the search results were exactly what I expected, and I have no complaints about it. I'm thinking of making it my default search engine, but the one thing pulling me back is Google's AI search. I'm so dependent on it that I want to figure out a way to leave it and end my reliance on it. What I'm looking for from you is old-school search techniques (if such things exist) or guidance in find what I'm looking for efficiently, without wasting time, because I feel Google's AI search does exactly that: it figures out what I mean and surfs through the internet more thoroughly and efficiently. I just want to stop relying on AI in this.

I don't like the default applet media controller in cinnamon and was wondering are there any alternative to that which looks good like the one in kde plasma??