Only when I update. My PC plays brown noise to my DAC that’s connected to an amp that’s connected to my speakers that I need to sleep.

Audio Technica M50X’s with a Fiio K5 Pro DAC/amp

I’m using CachyOS on mine. It’s a pretty good experience.

Yeah I get that and I’m not disagreeing. But why port it at all, that being the case?

That hasn’t been my experience. I’ve played most of their horror games. I haven’t played The Medium yet but I will soon. Their games generally run pretty well for me. I will admit, I am a fan boy though. They are one of my favorite game developers.

Good question. It means to me that developers thought that Linux as a platform was worth targeting. One could conclude, the more Linux ports we see, then more people must be using Linux. It’s my dream for us not to be treated as second class citizens where computer operating systems are concerned.

Hyperkin Xenon

When it works, yeah. lol. All is good now though.

It wasn’t enabled to begin with lol. It doesn’t matter now, I found the solution.

I updated the keyboard’s firmware and that fixed the issue. If you still have the keyboard might be worth trying.

Hurd

I had no idea what that was. I looked it up. It looks like the last release was in 2016. So it’s dead, right?

Unless OP needs HDR

It was a pretty good video I thought.

Fr they could at least patch it to allow custom servers

Apparently some people really liked it. I never played it though.

Yeah, even a shitty game like this should be preserved.

Thanks, I’ll make good use of it. I gotta to learn to write scripts like this.

Fair enough, I misunderstood your argument. I appreciate your demonstration. Any chance you’d be willing to share your script? I have a few ideas on how to play with it.

Edit: I forgot, I actually had a HDD fail on me, luckily I was able to recover some of the data. Many .flac files on it were completely corrupted and unreadable past a certain point. The .aiff files I had were perfectly readable. I suspect they were at least partially corrupted. Luckily, I was able to re download all of the affected files. So, no data was actually lost.

Sorry if I’m mostly focusing on paragraph 3 but I have to. MP3 CDs sound way worse than a redbook audio CD though. You can losslessly compress PCM by about 50% by using a codec like flac or alac, but there is data loss if you use a lossy format like .mp3. You can compress 20 vacation photos taken by an iPhone 16 to fit on a 1.44 mb floppy disk and you will have something resembling the original data, but I think you’ll agree it’s worse. Back to my original point, A CD-R is much more likely to reatain data for 5 years than an SSD is. Unless it’s periodiclly powered on of couse. I have an HDD from 2008 in my PC actually. I’m often impressed how long they can last.