

I need to play qud again. I got decently far on a run and stopped playing. It’s so hard


I need to play qud again. I got decently far on a run and stopped playing. It’s so hard


Ram has doubled I think. Gpus are probably close. It’s a nightmare


You can build a streaming box. My gaming pc is a vm with a dedicated GPU that I stream to my laptop.
Moonlight should pass through the controller from the client to the host. that is how it works on my vm at least
If you can wait, the new steam controllers probably work great on Linux. Ofc all theoretical until they start shipping.


Debian is stable meaning it has ancient packages. I’d try on a distro that tracks more recent packages


The hype for so long, even if it ever comes out it’s going to be nothing like we have built up in our heads for decades


Oh God I didn’t think of that. I feel like Linus is ornery enough to stop that, but they won’t live forever.
Edit: also what did I get wrong!? I haven’t taken an OS class in years and my only exposure to binary formats has been reverse engineering toy files


Right? They can still have their closed ecosystem and get their monthly check from your bank, but they could get out of the operating system business. I bet that is an expensive one with low revenue


Abi means application binary interface. Iirc it is a convention basically on how the operating system expects system calls to be made.
That is a fancy way of saying it’s how programs can use the operating system.
Linux does it one way and windows does it another. It is apart of why we can’t run windows programs on Linux.
Executable format is another big reason, I’m sure there are many.


I wouldn’t hate a closed windows ecosystem on Linux. We would get the kernel patches and more software would work. Even if we didn’t get kernel patches because windows is scummy and ignores the gpl, a common abi would still be amazing


There were rumours that windows would become a Linux desktop environment for a while, I can see the business case for it but the migration seems impossible


Every piece of software is vulnerable (or likely vulnerable I guess), but kernel level anti cheat has been around for a while right? Why hasn’t it been exploited yet?


I want a steam deck 2 so bad


I was hoping that steam deck would get some love. Those games are a pain but I have friends who play it.
I have a windows VM but ea cheat doesn’t lile vms either
Still $50 dollars :/