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It looks like fun but not $60 worth of fun.

Niri is great! I like it better than Hyprland.

Might sound extreme, but unironically everyone should do this

I am very interested in Lore source control because my projects are typically a mix of assets, not just code. I haven’t switched to it yet though.

+1 for Vintage Story, it’s Minecraft for adults!

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hell yeah, this rocks

I wouldn’t have governments do anything, except disband and decommission all military assets, but if I were somehow in that position then yes I would recommend providing secure devices. The cost is insignificant - just buy one less fighter jet.

No amount of infosec training will make your civilian iPhone secure. All I’m saying is that it’s weird not to issue secure phones to personnel.

I can’t believe any military operation allows the use of unsecured phones by personnel. Always blows my mind.

Follow the official repair guide! https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Steam+Deck+Left+Bumper+Button+Replacement/148936

Valve partnered with iFixIt to provide replacement parts and step by step walkthroughs for how to fix your Deck.

Is there HOTAS support?

I wish Star Citizen was less fun to play so I could stop caring about it.

Bazaar on Bazzite has been slow and crashy for me.

It’s practically tradition for open source logos to be hideous I suppose.

Reaper, the daw mentioned in the post, also runs fine on Linux.

For modding Fallout I recommend using MO2 through Steam Tinker Launch

https://github.com/sonic2kk/steamtinkerlaunch/wiki/Mod-Organizer-2

Aurora is a great choice given those parameters. I also installed it on my wife’s laptop and she hasn’t had any problems. I even edit video in Resolve on my Aurora thinkpad so I know the nvidia drivers are fine.

I use Aurora on my thinkpad, bazzite on my gaming desktop, and fedora on my desktop at work. Huge fan of what Universal Blue is doing.

I know you’re probably joking but Rimworld plays great on Linux through Steam. I’ve played hundreds of hours and have loads of mods.