For others who have recently made the switch over, what was your experience like? Any issues? Any tips or helpful suggestions to share?

Switched from Win10 to Kubuntu a few months ago. Had a pretty easy transition, but I work in software development so I’m quite familiar with Linux as a server which helps.

I think it still needs too much fiddling with terminal + config files to be able to recommend it to less tech-savy family members, but that’s not a problem for my own usage. Went with the LTS version initially which was a mistake - almost all problems I had were solved my migrating to 25.10.

Biggest annoyance right now is the poor support for fingerprint readers. I got the hardware to work by installing drivers from Dell, but I’m banging my head here trying to get it working in both Login and Unlock screens - I get one functioning and the other breaks, would really appreciate some help with this. But even then it’s awkward and inconsistent as you can’t just put you finger on the reader like you do in Windows, you have to move mouse/press a key (in the unlock screen) or press enter in the password field (in the login screen) before it responds to the reader.

One very impressive thing was Steam+Proton - it works way better than I expected and got me more interested in a Steam Deck or similar device.

Overall I’m very happy with the migration and can’t see me going back to Windows for my personal PC - the annoyances are fairly minor compared to stuff like “oh, here’s Windows Defender eating a ton of resources once again”.

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Check the console for errors? Or send me a link of where you got it published and I’ll take a look.

I built a simple validator for custom formats to use with Premodern/Prefire, it uses a JSON file with the list of valid cards as data source and runs as a static website. If you know how to code it should not be too hard to generate a new format based on MTGJSON:

https://github.com/Badaro/validator

https://github.com/Badaro/validatortools

Disclaimer that my design skills are close to zero.

I feel like WotC is not gonna enjoy looking at the responses to this one

Given one of that questions that may show up is if “did negative influencer commentary impact your perceptions of the set” they probably realize that and are already looking for scapegoats.