Peppermint OS

And for your final questions, It just depends where you prefer to go learn about linux. For us one or our sponsors have a Linux section that help you with the basics. its a good place to start mintarc forge

And for your final questions, It just depends where you prefer to go learn about linux. For us one or our sponsors have a Linux section that help you with the basics. its a good place to start mintforge

Ok so Steam did launch this is good It checked for updates, verified its files, found no new updates needed, and launched its web interface Your GPU is Using Software Rendering llvmpipe This means Steam is using your CPU (software acceleration) to render graphics instead of dedicated GPU drivers Nvidia, AMD, or Intel. That is cool and all and things are working Just NOTE that games may run slower or struggle with 3D graphics unless proprietary/proper Mesa graphics drivers are installed. The warnings...

What is the output if you open a terminal and run steam

I don't use steam but from what I could find.... Steam requires i386 library support to run. Enable multiarch support by running: sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 Ensure contrib and non-free are enabled You may need to add a source in this location /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ If all that is in place place you can update sudo apt update Then try to installer sudo apt install steam-installer mesa-vulkan-drivers:i386 libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 hope that helps

We are still working on the Loaded for Trixie.... The bookworm builds are EOL for standard updates. Not the news expected, We will try to keep updates out on the progress

Since bookworm is EOL for standard updates... we are still working what we will do with the 32 bit....for trixie if any...

That may fix the issue because when these targets are masked, any request sent to the kernel to enter a sleep state will be explicitly rejected, forcing the OS to stay powered on 24/7