I know classes are typically small.
Are they more discussion collaborative based?
A lecture style where everyone does their own thing?
I know it varies by teacher probably but what is the norm?
Most the computer games I play are on steam. I have amassed a large library. I know it’s compatible with all these games. However, what about non steam games like Minecraft can I use it as a controller for that? Or do I add Minecraft to the steam launcher? Does it have any compatibility with iPads or tablets? I know steam link will probably work but what about native run apps.
I use discord to call my long distance friends.
However,
Installing via snap leads to a constant cycle of checking for updates
Flatpak installs come with a similar error
Installing via the nobara introduction thing leads to a loop of constantly downloading from it
Dnf install, installs it but if you run it, it spins then does not load.
How can this be resolved?
I’m trying to decide which school is right for me. They could not be further opposites. I’ve toured and researched both of them.
Virginia tech is a big school with around 32k undergrads which mainly focuses on engineering and business.
Colby is much smaller but I think the smaller community may be a benefit.
I know Virginia tech has a great variety of majors and offers engineering. While Colby has a smaller variety.
I have no idea what I wanna major in and I’m very conflicted on where I wanna go.
I got no finaid but my family can afford both.
Where would you recommend me?