This reminded me of a blog post I read recently, in which the author also says that if you want to make video games and you don’t know how to program, you should start with something small and simple. (It seems obvious, but people often start making a 3D game with a branching story and multiplayer and then quickly quit because they can’t get it working.)

I’ve been (re)playing some not-so-well-recieved RPGs recently. In august I replayed Greedfall, which PC Gamer gave a score of 67, and now I am playing the Outer Worlds, which PC Gamer gave a 79. Yes, they’re flawed games, but I was and I am enjoying myself. One just has to keep one’s expectations in check.

What I’m trying to say is: I look forward to buying this for 5 € in 5 years.

I like that you show GUI apps alongside the terminal. Often I see a cool setup where someone just changes the wallpaper and the colour scheme of the terminal.

To open an app launcher press Win+D, then type the name of a program you want to launch and press enter. Boom, you’re using Sway. Here are the default key bindings: https://wiki.garudalinux.org/en/sway-cheatsheet