A peace loving silly coffee-fueled humanoid carbon-based lifeform that likes #cinema #photography #linux #zxspectrum #retrogaming
You’re probably right, I get triggered when the blame is assigned to the wrong people.
It’s Nvidia’s fault for not caring about their customers, and it’s the customers fault for buying their products and not shouting at the vendor for poor user support.
The awesome people who volunteer their time to bring you the free operating system that you’re whining about would love to support your card, and in fact do so despite the best efforts of the vendor to be a complete ass and ignore their Linux customers.
Same, Manjaro with kernel 6.6.65, all AMD Thinkpad E14 Gen 3.
I’d argue that the skills required to work in the videogame industry are easily repurposed for other IT or creative jobs.
True. If you get yourself an interesting skill set, either your employer will pay accordingly or you won’t have difficulty finding one that does.
“Act your wage” is just a poor excuse to normalize laziness.
Completely off topic but as a European it blows my mind that gunfire resistance is a factor to consider when purchasing cars in America.
All I know about British politics I learned from “Yes, Minister” and “Yes, Prime Minister”, so I know for sure nothing will change.
It started with me manually downloading a mod and shoving the files into the Steam game directly.
Then I installed the windows version of Nexus Mods Manager using Wine and pointed it to the Skyrim in Linux Steam that runs as a Flatpak.
Yes, it is a dumb hack. But it works.
Upvote for you, dear PUSA fan!
And so, as humanity reaches new peaks of digital audio fidelity, people decide to dumb down vocal audio quality.
This is why we can’t have nice things.
Nice easter egg in the very first level.
How nice is it to have one of the creators of a 30 year old game still release new content for it? Romero rules.
The Windows experience was worse, but at least your raindrops were rendered correctly.
It feels like you used a detail that you could not resolve to go back to the cozy arms of what you are familiar with.
And that’s OK. I also went back to Windows a few times until I felt at home in Linux.
Try it again sometime in the future and see if it fells more comfortable.
Nice. This is why I only buy AMD gear. Support those who support you, people!
There are already some Lemmy/Mastodon clients for Linux. I don’t really think Thunderbird is a good fit for this use case.
If you want to read (not reply) your Lemmy feed in Thunderbird you can simply use the built in RSS feed reader.
We sure came a long way from the early days where Linux didn’t have USB support to sometimes running Window apps better than Windows