All of the work they do will indirectly benefit Linux gaming as whole. Lutris has more direct use of Wine and if they support Proton they support Wine to a large extent. It could be that when the support for SteamOS is up then it’ll start working with other tools.

Not to mention if Bottles end up working where you have the mod client and game running on the same virtual system.

In case anybody needs this information then milk is just filtered blood so if you’re a vampire going vegetarian you could try substituting blood for milk.

The default theme could be better but you can customise a lot of it. Or you can wait for the current trend of rounded borders to end and KDE will be ahead of the curve.

I vaguely remember that it depends on the cancer type whether that works. The study showed it for melonomas and breast cancer so for those there’s a good reason to decrease blood sugar or even doing a keto diet. I’d love to see further research on putting mice with melonomas on a keto diet.

Nice one, you actually almost guessed what the study shows. I read the abstract and in general for melonomas and breast cancer in mice doing voluntary wheel running muscle glucose consumption went up and tumor consumption down. Tumor growth rate also slowed for the mice that ran.

I think this is it. Posting is reinforced by getting feedback on posts, both up votes and comments

Fuck yeah, I’m tired of having to use the trackpad to move the mouse because my screen dimmed.

Don’t upgrade unless you’re going for motherboard, RAM and CPU upgrade.

Buying RAM today is pricey so I’m not sure if it’s possible to upgrade on a lean budget. A used combo of the three might be available though at a decent price.

That might be changing in the near future. Hybrid GPU work is currently being worked on a bunch.

And also the HDMI people since they don’t allow drivers that use their official specs to be open source. So to use HDMI 2.1 you have to install a proprietary closed source driver.

They could do it by having a post install blob add-on though so we can blame Nvidia for not putting in the effort.

Not sure why you said that. In programming I lean DRY unless it’s a separate use case. The repetitions come from the hundreds of left pad implementations in node_modules

I should learn C because of Unga Bunga reasons. I fully agree that lower RAM usage is better and cache misses are absolute performance killers but at the company I’m at there’s just no time or people or scale to do anything remotely close to that. We just lazy load and allow things to slowly cost more RAM while keeping the experience nice.

“Mature ecosystem” it’s called in JS land.

I wish nodejs or ecmascript would have just done the Go thing and included a legit standard library.

As a programmer myself I don’t care about RAM usage, just startup time. If it takes 10s to load 150MB into memory it’s a good case for putting in the work to reduce the RAM bloat.

No, I wait 3 years usually. All bugs fixed, everything works, mods in great shape and price down 50%. Plenty of games older than 3 years also and much lower hardware requirements.

I made an exception for Elden Ring last time but that’s about it.

Yeah Adobe just doesn’t play ball with Linux but there are people that have used it successfully on Linux though.

Yeah, I love reading these and I’ve been using Linux for 8 years. I recommend Linux regularly and I want to know enough about new people’s experiences to know what questions to ask.

Do you use Photoshop? Do you have modern hardware or fancy monitor? What GPU?

Good thing we can all boot up TempleOS and find the answers we seek. 🙏

I would love to hear a single policy from the heritage foundation that’s actually a good idea.

Systemd is controlled by redhat and is a very large part of the Linux stack. It’s become so universal that a lot random stuff won’t work unless the system has systemd.

Compared to X11 to wayland or pulseaudio to pipewire it’s a lot hard to now replace an init system and with that in the hands of redhat which is for profit is not a nice thought.

But you know, fuck it, having systemd is a massive headache for people making distros that’s just gone. Everyone is using the same thing and things just work so people aren’t really complaining. If redhat tries some shenanigans there’ll always be a fork or a systemd compatible init system or even whatever Alpine is using now that’ll take it’s place.

Each desktop environment needs to implement wayland so it’s best to leave it to the distro you’re using to provide it as an option. For a good wayland experience I’d recommend KDE