Yeah, it forced me to figure out why, which was a net positive, but definitely just not feasible in the long run outside of gaming, at least not yet.

It would be easier and more effective to enforce people cleaning up after themselves, no matter the food involved. People should be cleaning up after themselves anyway. If an adult cannot do this in a shared space, I would be much more concerned about what that person does with more critical tasks.

That was the point I was attempting to make.

You can eat peanuts wherever you want, I’d probably avoid it on airplanes and other closed spaces. That said, people with deadly allergies need to be prepared. Mistakes happen.

We can have safety and freedom.

My selling point was being able to use the arch documentation.

You can kind of do that with bazzite/fedora, but to a way more limited extent because fedora package installers are disabled.

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If it’s a shared space, leave it how you found it.

Restricting what people eat is getting rid of a symptom, not the problem.

I loved bazzite, it was my first out of the box success with Linux gaming, but if you plan to do anything outside of gaming installing stuff can get a little difficult. It was invaluable for teaching moments, but I’ve moved on to cachyOS and it has been just as seamless and less difficulty installing things after installing yay

My 2c

If you’re worried about an adult making a peanut butter mess, that motherfucker should not have a job.

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Starting to come around to this one

I was always partial to !=, to me it says WOOAH PARDNER, LOOK OUT, not equal

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