Bilb!

From what I’ve read elsewhere, precedent is already set. Other game storefronts providers, including Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo, do make such payments to PRS. Valve is the odd one. I’d love it if someone here could confirm or deny this.

Bazzite is really just Aurora Linux + built in gaming convenience. It’s perfect for me, and is in no way restricted from doing any computing task.

That’s not very nice. I came here to say inter-instance drama, haha.

After losing my job to outsourcing early last year and watching the space since then, I have given up on working as a software engineer. I’m currently looking for work at a grocery store or something. I’m simply not interested. I love programming and software in general, but have fallen totally out of love with that career.

Oh no! Not the totally normal things I love!

This has, so far, only happened to me on Reddit.

You’re right. Computing devices need to be locked down in such a way that prevents consumers running software that isn’t signed by an approved/licensed software vendor owned and/or favored by an oligarch and existing general purpose computers need to be made illegal. We don’t need “hobbyist programmers” anymore, humans have no place writing code.

Linux text editor discourse has been baffling to me for decades now. I don’t care which you use, and I care even less about why.

I’m not.

I don’t think its true. I’m having no issues with it whatsoever.

I’ve upgraded my 13 with new mainboards twice. I’ve yet to upgrade my 16 because everything is too expensive now, and upgrading the GPU to the newer nVidia module would require replacing the screen too and fuuuuuck that. Maybe they’ll put out a new AMD module that won’t require replacing a perfectly good screen.

Bazzite doesn’t prevent you from doing anything that isn’t gaming, tbf. It’s pretty much all I use now, for gaming or otherwise. I actually like using distrobox to set up dev environments.

If you’re using Steam, I think that’s something you can set up with Steam input.

I don’t think OP means it, to be fair. They are being jocular.

That’s a funny coincidence.

It’s been a few years so it may not be the same nowadays, but when I used Manjaro for a bit it was always just a matter of time before an update broke everything. Probably had something to do with chaotic-aur. It was great otherwise, though. I wouldn’t let it get to you.

Now I use a Fedora Atomic distro, which is like… the opposite of risky upgrades.

The only real magic is friendship.

Palestine didn’t happen in a vacuum.

I wasn’t aware of that feature, thanks.

People who know this but still go there are hogs.