I don’t know what that has to do with anything. I wasn’t criticizing their Linux support. I don’t get upset when a dev doesn’t support Linux (especailly now with Proton), only when they go out of their way to explicitly prevent it.
They did say and/or steamdeck
Yes but they did not say Linux. Some devs are making their games available on Steam Deck while blocking them from wider Linux compatibility.
Can’t help but notice they specifically did not mention “Linux”.
Also “upmost” 😅
Of it’s not tracked then how do they know which ones are in the top?
Strange that it was previously at 0.00%, isn’t it?
Based on what?
So if I added that as a launch argument it would work? Is it that simple?
What parameters are they using to block non-SD devices?
I bought one because it was cheap (presumably because ads) but I never connected it to the web.
I won’t be surprised if they remove all video inputs in the near future.
The problem is not that it’s hard to to tell who is or is not sealioning. The problem is people using “sealioning” to go on the offensive against those who ask them to provide evidence or citations for their statements.
Bazzite’s future is currently uncertain due to Fedora’s decision to remove certain 32-bit libraries
My understanding is that they already walked that back due to overwhelmingly negative community reception.
The thing is, for some reason, the laptop would be running really hot all the time … even when idling.
Because it’s not idling. Windows is never idle.
My only issue so far was that the laptop keyboard didn’t work during installation but after an update it was fine.
I’ve heard and seen this so many times (especially in a viral video featuring PopOS “Yes, do as I say”), I really don’t understand why distro devs don’t immediately force/ask you to update the system after installation.
This is now making me feel like I can convert my gaming desktop over as well! I was considering Bazzite too? Anyone know if it’s worth it?
I did it a few years ago (previously ChimeraOS) and it’s 100% worth it. Unless you play competitive multiplayer or any kind of sims that require peripherals.
I mean there are some keywords and phrases in the actual textbook definition here like “trolling”, “harrassment”, “incessant bad-faith invitations”. It’s a legitimate thing, but I almost always see it being used illegitimately by someone to attack another who is simply asking them to back up their statements. For example:
A: statement
B: What is your source for this statement?
A: sToP sEaLiOnIng!!!
It’s actually a strategy of spreading bullshit and then somehow blaming the person who asks you to back it up.
Try Yunohost
Nextcloud?
They also have the best tech/software blog I’ve ever seen
It confirms virtually all previous testing.