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I guess we know where to fork from.
Honestly: Why? Lutris Gnome headerbar UI sucks anyway. Looks and behaves like crap especially under Gamescope but in non-Gnome desktops it’s not too great as well. GloriousEggroll and team created umu launcher to make creation of that sort of graphical front ends much easier and a bunch of those popped up already. Might just as well migrate to one of those than to maintain yet another software fork.
If that AI slopper freaks out about alleging conplete lack of threshold of originality, it’s already a win.
Just assume everything is AI generated and feel free to ignore the GPLv3 because generated code doesn’t have any copyright. See how he reacts.
Now if only Unreal would do the same
UE hat excellent Linux support. They need it for VFX production because that world runs on RHEL. Epic and their licensors just don’t care for Linux games.
Not sure why it had to be a link to Yahoo Finance (also: Rule 9)
How much this translates into gaming is very much another question.
A good way to find out would be Microsoft releasing their own games for Windows ARM. AFAIK only Solitaire Collection is ported to ARM.
Alpine Linux has a very different user space from GNU/Linux. It’s still Linux.
Anyone who says “Linux” means GNU/Linux and anyone who says Android means Android/Linux.
What makes GNU/Linux? glibc! What about glibc is not optimized for “smaller form factor, cost”?
Android ecosystem is actually designed for a smaller form factor, cost.
Android is Linux
Nvidia, Intel and AMD: their business now is circular money with AI and not PC gaming industry anymore.
I don’t see how ARM, especially when Qualcomm is the only realistic option, is the solution here. Also, basic x86-64 patents have lapsed last year and newer extensions will lapse step by step. ARM64 is still so new, its initial patents will only lapse in 10 years.
No, Windows drivers aren’t used by SteamOS.
Still someone has to actually work on the driver updates.
Mesa drivers are generic enough that improvements for other GPUs of the same architecture result in improvements for those GPUs as well.
I don’t understand what it means for Linux ?
Nothing. Linux drivers get updated as usual.
You’re asking this question in the Linux Gaming community? How many native Linux ports have there been before?
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It’s not about emulation, it’s about bypassing copyright protection. Different laws cover that.
I mean, wasn’t switch 2 the fastest selling console of all time?
No, the fastest selling NINTENDO console (IIRC)
Review of the demo by Eurogamer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_E6ODBEMwM
Hell yeah
It allows idiots like me who cannot program for real to make some useful tools (I use it to make Basic scripts for my own use in LibreOffice, for example). That said, IMO it’s crucial that these things are self contained, at least for now. So far all LLMs are way too error prone and no way is the Lutris author reviewing all generated code. Nobody does. All productivity gains are lost then.