What would be better for desktop use? It’s simple, with wizards and help for setting up almost everything, has support for all the ubuntu stuff like ppas and deb packages so if there is a linux package for some software you are usually covered, and it also doesn’t restrict you from doing whatever you want, so you can change it to your liking (and at least there is a stable base that you start changes from)

Oh yeah, and every restart takes 10 minutes of “preparing updates”

Valve takes care for brand new stuff on steam usually, except for kernel anticheat stuff where they can’t fix it.

Step 5. Watch it reboot overnight and download even more useless bloat

Titanfall 2.

And the fatal flaw is that it’s basically dead, the sequel will never release, and the “sequel” we’ve got in Apex Legends is nowhere close to how good tf2 was