I wish she was less pretty as Nico Bellic or the other characters weren’t.

Why can’t she just be a normal looking lady, not ugly, but normal.

I don’t want to be attracted to her…

The only good side is that people are gonna replace their machines less often and that developpers might look at making games playable on less powerful hardware.

The gamers who are really in trouble are the ones without a PC, a console or whatever yet. Or the ones with hardware on the verge of failing…

I think it can have benefits for the gaming industry in a way.

In such difficult times, people are still getting rid of perfectly working PC because these don’t have the requirements for Windows 11.

My company gets us a new iPhone every 3 years when we could keep them for way longer.

All of this can be good for Linux and optimisation, even if the situation is clearly not ideal.

Gosh, thanks it worked! I already had the application, but the Fedora version (also a Flatpak) instead of the Flathub one.

It even worked in PopOS. Just installing this image viewer instead of the system one, allowed me to open HEIC pictures in the file explorer and in Kodi.

Now the only thing I can’t do is change the default image viewer. Even uninstalling the system one doesn’t allow me to do it, but I guess it’s because Cosmic is clearly “work in progress”. Huge thanks!

Yes I know but it would be nice to be able to know directly from Steam if a game is DRM Free or not.

Steam is great and I love what they’re bringing.

Still I’m trying to buy 50% of my games on GOG because no monopoly is good and Steam still has DRM’s and no real transparency about it.

I run Fedora Workstation on a 2012 MacBook Pro and enabling rpm fusion to get the Broadcom drivers was enough.

I had to repeat the operation once or twice in 3-4 years but otherwise it’s been smooth sailing.

I haven’t tried sleep mode though as I always turn off the computer.

Then I’m happy to have a Playstation 5 that I don’t use as much as my Steam Deck, but it would take a lot of great single player games to make me buy a Playstation 6 alongside my future Steam Machine.

A lot of my colleagues love playing games simulating our job.

I don’t because I eork enough already and don’t want to get bad reflexes from something badly represented in a sim.

Then I guess it ain’t such a huge deal but it’s scary for the future and game preservation.

It also makes you feel like it’s probably gonna get worse…

Do you have a source?

This would make sense and would give a better image of Sony.

I’m happy to be progressively disinvesting from the Playstation ecosystem.

As much as they’ve created so of the greatest games ever, I don’t like what they’ve been doing lately.

I won’t sell my ps5 as it’s still great for many things that I won’t be able to do on Steam Deck/Steam Machine, but it’s getting used less and less.

And I’ll only buy physical games for this console.

Had he succeded, I guess a lot of people would have happily bought the game.

I fully agree!

As much as I want to support Linux/repairability friendly companies, I want to avoid creating e-waste even more.

That’s why, for my administrative uses, I might never buy a new PC again but only get Linux friendly used ones.

As for gaming, I’ll still probably get a Steam Machine on top of my Steam Deck (got it used) as you need something more powerful and can’t just get something from 2012 if you want to be able to play recent games.

I’ve been using OnlyOffice for years and was quite happy with.

I’m thinking about switching to LibreOffice. Anyone knows if LibreOffice would be able to connect to kDrive? Maybe through WebDav?

I’m trying to force myself to forget about this game.

For me MGS ended with number 4. The prologue from MGSV was good but the rest of the game is just bad, without any deep and interesting story…

That’s a really good question as I was also curious about it since we only hear about Asahi on the M Macs.

I don’t know what you can run on the Snapdragons Linux wise…

My son is pretty lucky as I’m the only dad around with a Steam Deck and a Playstation 5.

He didn’t even have to ask for these as I’m the one gaming the most.

I guess none of his friends is gonna get a Steam Deck or a Playstation 5 soon with the prices or the availability of these things…

The only good part is that maybe people are gonna learn to enjoy what they already have and devs could learn to keep developing games for old hardware.

It always surprised me but I never bothered asking why.

Thanks for doing it and thanks to people providing an explanation.

Agreed. When you download, you don’t really know what you’re getting. Also you don’t get consistency between all of your movies. That’s the difference when you rip your own stuff.

With the bluray drive, there isn’t much choice on the used market in Switzerland so I’m just trying to go with a good brand and check reviews if I find some.

In my country, used i7 or i5 are around the same price, but I can’t find an i5 with 16gb of ram to future proof it and make it useable for something else than a media center if I want to recycle it in the future.

Still I hope the i7 isn’t consuming too much or producing too much heat.