So, I made it into a Twitch channel points redeem. Once per user per stream, 30 min cooldown, fires at random between 200 and 600 seconds after redeem. Picks a random cryptic phrase from a set, addresses the user who claimed it. Works as good as you'd expect.

Hey, may I have the re-recorded sample you used? I've got a goblin idea I could use it for :>

And, of course, an Outer Wilds reference. Love them both :3

Actually, I am interested in a newcomer's perspective. I've been working with Linux for at least 10 years, and daily driving it on some of my hardware on and off for at least 15. And I've been teaching Linux 101 crash course for 5. Feel free to ping me with questions if you need help :3

Linux is almost never a turnkey solution. You have to be prepared to learn how it works. That said, I installed Fedora on my work laptop and it did solve a lot of issues I had with Windows - it's lighter on CPU, I never heard a fan spin up while idle, standby works reliably. No functionality lost.

Though I'm excited about new game mode and more music - I'm pretty sure there are lots of lesser changes under the hood (haha) then you've shown in the trailer. I always appreciate the attention to detail, and I'm curious about these kinds of updates too!

I think you can use `#EXTM3U` field for that. Also, M3U is a playlist format, and you could add multiple stream sources into one m3u file, but Pacific Drive specifically did not handle that in my tests. Strictly one file/url per m3u file.