If you create a meme like this at least inform yourself on how computers and software work.
If you create a meme like this at least inform yourself on how computers and software work.
I really appreciate the work and time the volunteer devs put in, but everytime I try KDE I have to give up because of some workflow breaking bug. Window rules disappearing into thin air, context menu’s not rendering properly, power management not consistent, widget search freezing, random crashes. the list goes on. This has been the case with every major KDE release I tried and yes I have reported my fair share of bugs but it seems the priority lies with adding new features instead of fixing old ones which is a shame imo.
Awesome. Question, why did you not use the other 2 normal oil nodes as well?
Instead of focussing on getting the core of the game finished and THEN expanding it they do it the other way around.
For example the mining loop now is broken again, people bought mining ships and vehicles with $$ and they are completely unusable. Not to mention all the bugs and instability. I hope they succeed but right now things are not pointing to something enjoyable within the foreseeable future at all.
Sooo 4.0 not this year then? 😂
I lost interest in this game. Will check it out again if they come with a beta before I retire.
This game. It consumes me.
Wow that’s crazy. Hope they find the guy.
Wtf. Anyone have the back story on this?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Window_manager#Tiling_window_managers
Wayland: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Wayland#Tiling
Hyprland user here.
Love this game!
Nostalgia. Slackware was my very first Linux distro!
I just did the opposite. Ditched windows which I only used for gaming. The amount of games working in Linux now is amazing, I play a lot of sims and even stuff like headtrackers and steering wheels just work. Sure it’s not perfect and working for everybody but its getting really good really fast.
Games that do not work at all on Linux like Fortnite for example, I just ignore.
Easy, your 4090 is made of pure assembly.