Victor

Not me, I’m here since the reddit API disaster, and Lemmy is my replacement for reddit. I deleted my reddit account. I’m happy to have left. I feel like this is a nicer place. Healthier discussions. Calm. Not as much heated name calling.

Although some people have been rather rude as of late, so I try to remind them of how to act. But obviously there will be people who are still going to be assholes for no reason.

Ah, and that isn’t the case on Lemmy I suppose?

God you can just tell that he gets off on the feeling that he had the power to kill people. Gets him moist.

Not sure what you mean when you say Reddit votes matter in some way that they don’t on Lemmy.

That’s really good, could be worth looking into in that case. 👍 Thanks for following up!

Seems like they already have a working solution now.

Can I avoid updating to a version to avoid this enforcement?

I just wish Plex on my TV didn’t have this bug where it can’t play the correct audio track when Direct Play is enabled. So annoying.

Thanks for sharing those channels!

I have half a mind to make a homepage where I have everything documented in some kind of blog type structure. Maybe VitePress. Makes it searchable and everything. 👌

Good thing she’s your ex now, buddy. Glad you made it out.

There’s even more episodes that are as good as that one IMO. The show doesn’t have many bad episodes. Just a handful – maybe – of less interesting ones.

BoJack Horseman is very oddly cozy for me. It shouldn’t be. There’s a lot of angst in there, but it’s comfort.

Been using flatpak Steam for years without any issues specifically related flatpak. 👍👍 Highly recommend!

I don’t think so, seems like it was just a denial of service type issue. I changed nothing, not even a reboot, and it just works now. 👍😉 Flatpak ftw.

Cool, yeah, no worries. 🫶 I hope someone finds it helpful!

Right but you can’t change the native runtime per game. You can only change the compatibility layer (Proton) globally and per game. The runtime is static obviously, and either used or not used. I’m guessing Proton bypasses the native runtime by having the game interacting with it? Or maybe it is a translation layer? Both? Anyway, doesn’t matter. 🙂 What wasn’t the problem.

But I’d still be interested in how to check which version I have, just to know.

Edit: hold on, does the runtime show up in the same list as Proton versions? That would explain what you all are talking about. And only for native Linux games. That’s why I haven’t seen it before I guess.

I think it might have been a denial of service type thing as explained in other replies. I didn’t reboot or anything and it just worked fine now. All good. 👍 Thanks for all the help though.

Almost every reply is also explaining what the runtime is. 😆 I know what it’s for, guys, thanks! ❤️🙏👍