I like the idea a lot however you can filter comments by your hardware and distro which has greatly helped me.
Something that I find much harder to get good documentation for is the steam launch options. Which might vary based on hardware, distro, proton version, and game engine.
Check gog, their versions are DRM free
You don’t
Unfortunately, the issue is with the kernel-level EA Javelin anticheat.
Tony Hawk’s™ Pro Skater™ 1 + 2 works well on Linux too
I’m trying to 100% tropico 6 before the new one comes out.
Also been playing various games in luanti, minecloneia specifically
I won’t support companies that fund, or praise fascists.
If that makes me malignant then I don’t want to be benign.
If I am ill-informed, then it shouldn’t be hard for the claims in the article to be disputed.
Well obviously it would be better to have more options of companies to choose from that protect my privacy and support my values.
However, this is the point of a boycott. One might think that would be the spirit of this community.
There are other email providers, some that don’t support fascists.
This is more or less an ad for a company with a CEO that has a pro-fascist agenda.
If the point was to illustrate something about laws in Switzerland then that should have been the subject of the article.
I’d rather host myself then use their services.
This is why I switched to emacs
I know there is a game to learn vim keybindings called vim adventures
Idk of one for emphasis but there is a cool game built into emacs called Dunnet
Fedora is fine for gaming. The biggest issue I had with it was that if i had an issue with it, I had to do a web search for fedora + issue and I got a lot of unrelated hits for hats.
That said, gloriouseggroll made their own Fedora based gaming distro called Nobara. However I don’t know if they would have based their distro off of fedora if they didn’t work for Redhat.
Personally, I prefer rolling releases which is why I no longer use Fedora.
:starts head banging:
NVIDIA GPU Display Driver for Linux contains a vulnerability which could allow an unprivileged attacker to escalate permissions. A successful exploit of this vulnerability might lead to code execution, denial of service, escalation of privileges, information disclosure, and data tampering.
Unpacking was great.
I like yams but to toml makes me think of tomboys so yeah, toml wins.