

Ah, bad luck
Ah, bad luck
I guess they’re trying to make it more integrated and covering every source they can, but something about taking an open source project and turning it into a subscription service to play the games you already bought on the computer you already bought is… not to my taste
Is it the kind you can open up and clean the fans?
That sounds about right. I remember the 360 being huge and nobody having a ps3, but now I’m not sure I know a single person who bought an xb1 or whatever the current one is called.
I believe that’s to get the assets (i.e. the textures, character models, etc) which are still covered by copyright and so can’t be included in the decomp projects
What did you do to get the nice terminal output with the colour display and fedora ASCII art? Just a copy+paste in bashrc?
I think if you click on anyone’s profile in the Lemmy web UI (or any community) then you can click a little RSS button to get this link, not sure if it can distinguish between posts and comments though
I was surprised to discover how simple Windows commands on Linux (via Wine/Proton) are, x86 on ARM is much harder. That said, Apple have managed it pretty well (Rosetta?) so it’s clearly doable.
hide away the complexity of Windows
for 720p gaming
the ability to log in via the Windows lockscreen with your controller
Seems like they’ve finally taken some notes from the Steam Deck, interested to see if they can actually make something decent. It seems unlikely, but I’m still interested!
If you want to hear about any and all games being given away for free then there’s this great* community you can join called !freegames@feddit.uk
~*insert image of Obama giving himself that medal~
That’s really useful, thanks
Ah OK, so what’s the difference between uBlue and the other fedora atomic distros? Just different people and a different arrangement of pre-installed stuff?
I’ll answer my own question: there’s plenty more here
So from there I can see
and then this link which has
Does that sound like all of them?
Is there a guide to all the different Universal Blue spins anywhere?
Assuming this article is talking about the USA? This doesn’t sound like the kind of thing that would fly anywhere with half-decent consumer protection laws.
I meant bad luck that you bought a machine with loud fans generally!