Potatoes aren’t even free so I doubt that is happening.
Cheaper food would be a good start, potatoes and rice are incredibly cheap foods.
Potatoes aren’t even free so I doubt that is happening.
Cheaper food would be a good start, potatoes and rice are incredibly cheap foods.
I like games where bullets are lethal, played Verdun, Tannenberg and Isonzo quite a bit
Bought it ages ago but didn’t really play much. Might give it a play tomorrow and try join multiplayer as I haven’t touched that yet.
Got GBs of music obtained with youtube-dl and yt-dlp over the years.
Aren’t there a bunch of ports based on Wine in a wrapper? Those are all products.
Why is Windows so bad at ctrl+c? Never had an issue until I was given a work laptop running Windows.
Large part of the problem is that most people just don’t really care and will gladly destroy the environment to save themselves the slightest bit of effort.
Some games with this on the store page run natively on Linux. Not sure how it works, does the Linux version just not use the anticheat?
And Linux versions taking over a week longer to update than the steam ones. I refunded a game over that before and got it on steam instead.
Yep, no public company would ever use Apache, nginx, AWS. Those are all 3rd party tools.
Proton is open source, they could just use that. Valve would hardly complain as it helps more games run on steamdeck.
I want to use GoG more but they seem to increasingly not care about Linux. So I use Steam.
This doesn’t sound like proper linux to me. I want to be able to plug in a USB (or what ever the storage device would be, microUSB for phones I guess) and boot from that. Where 1 image works for any device of the same architecture. This is the main thing I dislike about ARM currently.
I had to transfer files over Bluetooth to a Windows PC. Fuck that is terrible compared to doing it on my Linux PC.
Why? What difference does any of them make.
Oh? What did he do
Does a shed count? Though we don’t have kids
You are finding the wrong girls. No one is worth that kind of effort.
Linux has never required you to sign up with an online account, you can always just make a local account.
Other than regular media files, I use VLC to stream live TV fairly often across multiple devices. Got a HDHomeRun and it just broadcasts UPNP streams that VLC can view. Also tried streaming with OBS over the local network and VLC can watch it, no 3rd party servers required. Only OBS and VLC over the LAN.
Don’t even want lab grown. Just get something else entirely.