I'm pretty sure the question was more about linux mint (ubuntu/default) vs. linux mint debian edition, as those can confidently be called different distros. Don't worry about it though, the issues with ubuntu are actually very small, they're just infinitely magnified on the internet by people who care a lot about the smallest things. There are also many advantages to using ubuntu or an ubuntu derivative. Also this question can be interpreted very humorously, so maybe do that if you like.
To be fair there is chess evolved online with over 500 different pieces and chess piece lootboxes if you want a more modern take on the classic game
there still is something fishy about it though
tfw "rules-based international order" means we're allowed to break those rules whenever we want but our enemies aren't allowed to do the same
Entertainment to uplift the spirit? For free? Think of the children!
(Apparently not free at all, $10/month.)
i gave you an internet point as validation and i hope that will cheer you up
embedded marketplaces, user-friendly wallets and seamless NFT purchases all essential to attracting a mainstream gaming audience
i happen to think that a gaming audience actually might want a good game, but who i am to judge when the people responsible for the game are crypto bros
being out of reach of nazis or conservative christians can increase safety and well-being
a towel. every hitchhiker should carry a towel with them.
If you just went with the most prominent and easily accessible download button it'll probably be ubuntu, but as i said, despite what some might say that's not necessarily a bad thing