Quite a bit has changed with regards to Linux gaming, even within the past 3 years.
Quite a bit has changed with regards to Linux gaming, even within the past 3 years.
Cool game, btw, if anyone hasn’t heard of it.
Cool. Don’t care… Just pointing out that the person is wrong.
(best quality I could find)
Am I wrong, or isn’t Office 365 a web app? Not really a 1:1 comparison.
Yeah but that’s capitalism in a nutshell, isn’t it?
Aero looked (and still looks) so cool
Oof. Hard disagree.
“We are all vegooners on this blessed day”
-Ken M
A lot of it you won’t even notice until you use Linux daily for a week or two. Then you’ll wonder how you ever lived with it.
Everything is free and 100% customizable if you want to put a little bit of effort in (I’m sure this varies wildly depending on technical abilities).
I use EndeavorOS which draws from Arch repositories including AUR. I’ve never once had to manually add a repository.
Maybe the internet will get a prion and die
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That is pricey… However, as someone who has an ifixit toolkit that contains just about every shape and size of screwdriver bit ever imaginable (and several that defy explanation), it has been the most useful tool I have ever purchased. I can’t even count how many times I’ve used it.
And the quality is outstanding.
I actually thought this headline was a joke (i.e. adding 80% of 0 to 0 equals 0), until I clicked the link to see that people actually pay for Docker? I guess this is for Enterprise?
I have never really had much use for it, so never have installed it, but it seems like everyone here uses Docker, which is surprising given the cost and what you just said.
Oh shit, a reference to 2600 magazine! Nostalgia bomb…
They wouldn’t be real capitalists (and boomers) if they didn’t pull the ladder up behind them.
I get that, but it just happens far too often to be coincidence.
I’m not going to claim to know how, but it’s naive to take the word of corporations when we have so much circumstantial evidence that shows these firms are targeting people with ads for things that they had never shown interest in, but happened to mention once in the presence of a device with a microphone and internet connection. There have been people who have tested this, and have gotten results that indicate that this just cannot be a coincidence. It has happened to me personally on several occasions (before I started keeping my mic off at the OS level, hasn’t happened since).
I’ve been around long enough to know that, just because the general public doesn’t know how some proprietary tech that corporations spend billions on R&D for might work, doesn’t mean it’s impossible. People have come up with insane shit, and that’s just the stuff that people have voluntarily (usually) disclosed. God knows what kind of proprietary shit is out there that we have no awareness of.
I mean, for fuck sake, you can now steal a person’s password by listening to their keystrokes:
Not to mention the fact that the NSA likely has back doors in every major piece of software and hardware in the US…
I know that stuff isn’t directly related, but the point is that these things always seem impossible, until it gets leaked that it’s been possible for years now.
You seem to have missed the point. The alternative is not playing the game at all.
Be an adult, have some self-control.