It’s a feature called required components. Basically, you can use #require(components list here) attribute to say that when a component is inserted, also insert required components. I don’t know if there’s a documentation for it, or specifically what component requires what, personally when I’m looking for required components I’m looking at component’s source and they’ll be listed there (Sprite, for example https://docs.rs/bevy_sprite/0.16.0/src/bevy_sprite/sprite.rs.html#20)

Note that required components work recursively: when component requires a component that has it’s own requirements, they’ll also be inserted

I actually asked that when scheduling a job interview. She asked if 10 is fine. I asked AM or PM. Didn’t get the job

It was AM

That’s just my guess: Linux mint may be easier to get into and more popular, however it doesn’t come with pre installed proprietary drivers. Pop OS is based on the same distro so should be similar enough, but it comes with pre packaged drivers