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PeWu
joined 1 year ago
Yeah, Linux boys would be mad
I can't say I've completely avoided it, but I've only experienced loss of taste, although it may be placebo effect caused by the times.
Edit: grammar
I'm not quite okay, but thanks
This. I actually have template which I'm using for all my small projects.
Imagine parsing that 💀
Ohh, you made me remember that. And also never-ending flood of "Did you finally do your driving license?" is my personal hell
Kurzgesagt released video (this one) which is kinda similar to this idea of yours. Not perfectly tho. It claims that you are everyone, and you are essentially a growing god.
Edit: explanation to the link, removal of the first one due to misinterpreted meme
Politics flow out everywhere. 'Republicans did that, (some other politic word) did that' etc. Compared to reddit, at least my feed was from things I enjoy, not some ass-ham complaining about his problems.
Thoughts with the deep
looks at Russia
Yeah, they lost it
You've made me remember that quite not long ago I wanted to play on Linux (precisely on Mint, but I've also tried pop os), and I had three results:
1 - Game not even trying to launch/wine error (usually related to graphics) (did happen once or twice, tested few games): Factorio, without magic wine parameters and magic overall
2 - Game runs, but graphical glitches makes it unplayable: Factorio after tweaks
3 - Game running fine, fps lower or equal than on windows: Minecraft, Kerbal space program
(Yes, now I know Factorio also had Linux version, but it's too late for that)
So while it may be playable for some 9999 IQ rice master couch-looking moderator after just touching the demon named Wine, I don't have the brains, patience or time tweaking every little parameter/environmental vars/wine prefixes on top of each other to make a game play at 2 fps. It also didn't help that when trying to resolve apt conflicts, Mint just killed itself (looking at you
aptitude). My overall experience of Linux isn't bad, it may be good for customization masters, but for me, which would like having things "just working", and maybe after that some trial and error tweaks, Windows is closer to that wish. Although when MS forces W11 onto me, I'm jumpshipping to Linux, no matter how shitty my UX is (at least I hope so)Edit: forgot that there is markdown, formating fix
Edit2: bad brain, missing word fix