I don’t advocate that really, the reply was to the guy who responded to my comment as if he had won an argument we never had, and then went on to ask that I examine all my other life choices because I might be wrong about them too. It was something for him to think about.

I’ll have to try, a lot of it is redundant if it could, eg: MobaXterm’s built in Cygwin and X server, Directory Opus’s scripting and plugins.

Everything I know about linux is 15 years old, I should try it again this weekend

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I fucking love Plasma. the only thing keeping me on Windows is my love for both Directory Opus and MobaXterm.

KDE could be run on windows at one point, is that still possible?

This is a good opportunity to perform some introspection and think about what kind of mistakes led you to the wrong conclusion on this issue.

Me personally? Copyright is failing your advocated purposes of protecting artists work and their living, and living up to my belief that it was the wrong tool all along. Maybe you could use some of that.

The compiler was never meant to be a source code obfuscating tool anyway, the real sea change is Copyright being ignored. I’ve always wanted Copyright to go away, but it’s going away in a way different than anything I’d imagined and I don’t know what to think about that.

The obvious upside is we can sort of return to a time when every game was openly moddable. 25 years ago almost every hot game was a mod of another game.

I remember those Canonical cd’s, they’d let you request dozens at a time and shipped for free.

Funny story, they shipped them from a place in Switzerland at the time that used to be the address of Sandoz corp where they made LSD. I got a box in the mail and googled the shipping address wondering what this box is and did a huge WTF lol

I installed from inside vmware before, with the linux drive mounted natively, then removed the windows drive.

I played ballxpit for a bit, I’m playing Deadly Days Roadtrip right now, it’s a survivor with a backpack leveling mechanic