BurgerBaron

aye that’s why I moved too.

That’s useful enough to think it really should be incorporated into SteamOS.

I sold my covid 3090 for slightly more than I paid new a couple months back now. VRAM hunger is real. I fell on the very VRAM hungry creative hobbies so selling made sense.

Went with the Radeon 9070XT now as I starting using Fedora primarily and I’m staying on 1440p long term.

I’ve been following Intel’s progress but it’s enough headache learning to use linux without dealing with immature video drivers. Although in a couple more generations I’d be confident with them if Intel doesn’t fumble. Their in depth driver talks with GamerNexus gave me confidence in their rapid dev progress.

We already include fsync, which should be as fast or faster as ntsync. We developed ntsync as a general solution that’d be acceptable in upstream Wine, but there’s no urgency in including it in the Deck / SteamOS kernel.

OOTL, what’s the hype?

unarc.dll and ISDone.dll are common culprits with Fitgirl on Linux I think in an unresolved YMMV situation.

Try DODI instead.

In Canada it’s very hard to get into trouble for piracy unless you make a profit from your piracy.

Or well…until these LLM showed up. That’s the part I take issue with.

My cat(s) managed to snap one of those thick slat blinds, but they’re easy to glue back together at least.

Denuvo cracks are usually just bypasses. You’re still runnung denuvo unless the crack has actually removed the DRM and that’s very rare. Denuvo getting removed by the developers before it even gets cracked at all is pretty common since Denuvo is a subscription service, not a one time fee.

You can get them separately from gamecopyworld or cs.rin.ru forums.

The benefit of grabbing cracks separate is you’ll see which exact files are included/affected.

Gyro in Switch mode and the paddles at the same time pls.

My older cat will get upset when he gets too warm laying on me and will dramatically huff about it before leaving.