Everything that is highly CPU bound (I am looking at you, Path of Exile 1) or requires a lot of Disk access (I have no such friends) have a good chance to run better on Linux than on Windows.

And probably some security bars for your windows and balcony, so that you don’t accidentally fall to your death…

Ghostty 👻

I used Debian for more than a decade, then tried Arch when I got some near hardware… I did like being a beta tester, so I went for Void.

The only thing that would make me switch to another distro is if Void stops existing.

It’s only good for clickbait titles.

It brings clicks and it’s spreading the falsehood that “AI” is good at something/getting better for the majority of people who stop at the title.

Antichamber

and maybe Portal

Bah, they will ask for more money and idiots will gladly give it to them.

The circle will continue.

It’s not my cup of tea, but I wishlisted it for the numbers / visibility.

Let’s go indie devs, the future of gaming is in your hands!

Good luck with your project.

No.

There is enough LibreOffice users to realize that the curve of the donations over users isn’t proportional.

When was the last time you donated?

Exactly.

To build more pylons, but this premium package for $4.95.

Illimited drones with Microsoft Gamepass something something subscription.

Chat with some AI bots on MS-Battle.net, now with MS-Teams integrated.

X4 foundations is a sandbox RPG in space where you do whatever you want.

• Different factions with their story, political agenda, sub-factions, technologies
• Walk out of your ship on station, all 1:1 size real time, no loading screen.
• Play first person in your ship (pew pew) in the ship of your liking
• Recruit staff members to build your empire / fleet
• Play as a manager (see RTS kind of) from the galactic map, command your empire, fleet of death, traders, miners.
• Build your own stations with their own production pipeline that Maximize the local resources
• Enjoy 25 years of lore building

I am a big fan, as you can see :D

I didn’t know about global shortcut portal, that’s interesting.

Thank you for your input, I’ve learned something today.

If I remember correctly, Wayland forbids to listen to keyboard inputs for security reasons. Each software receives its input, but there is no global listening.

So, in my understanding, this could mean that it’s not possible.

Imagine that, Windows 11 can remember everything you did in the past 3 months, it’s making sure that you didn’t forget about Office 365, Xbox Live subscriptions, and about Edge, the browser embedded deeply in the OS…

Sometimes, for your convenience, it will put Edge as the default, but you totally can change it back to what it was!

Are you sure you don’t want to switch? You’re missing a lot there…

Or, you know, they could make the client portable, like so many software…

A Linux or Mac client doesn’t need to be a different thing than a Windows client.

It’s not what I am talking about.

First, the Twitch drop isn’t an anvil but a guillotine, and it was about the new warrior ascendency…

I watched a video of the new warrior ascendency “blacksmith”.

I lost it when the character spawned an anvil out of no where on the battlefield, and started to smash his weapon to buff it with explosive hits…

Like really? That’s what they come up for “charging” your attack? That looks ridiculous and immersion breaking in my opinion.

Anyway… As a poe1 fan, I feel sad when I see what they are doing with their second game.

I am all-in to make it more “soul like”, but there is a clash between having significant fights while having hordes of mobs.

The slowness is becoming tedious very fast and, add on the top that, the enormous size of the maps, the game is becoming an unpleasant chore.

I never thought I would one day say that I am more excited about the new Last Epoch season…

Well, I don’t know about Valve being worried about community distro.

Did something change?

Do you remember feary tale?

Made in Bash instead of making it Blazing Dumb coded in HypeLang?

Great stuff, I want more of that.

I like the care you’ve put on the UI.

Good job!