That’s inevitable though, blame them all you want those people will always exist
That’s inevitable though, blame them all you want those people will always exist
Both ryujinx and yuzu are open source, there are loads of forks
Ahhh my bad I didn’t read your comment properly, assumed you meant with a desktop running already
I’d love to be able to ditch the gui entirely, I’ve found working from a TTY really helps me focus on the actual work I’m supposed to be doing
Unfortunately the one impossible hurdle is the web browser. Have kinda got around the need for it mostly with an llm cli for basic questions but will always find myself needing to fire up a window manager just to get a browser eventually
Also doesn’t help that I’m primarily a web developer
Starting Firefox takes 5 seconds? I start thinking I need to optimise if it takes more than 2
Yep that I imagine is one of the main intended use cases, in my case would probably be overkill though
Sounds like some pretty serious cons
Out of curiosity why do you like qubes? Having everything in a VM doesn’t sound that great to me
I get that the main concern of it is security but what do you do that it demands that level of hardening? I’ve only ever got one virus in my life that I know of as it is and that was on windows
Check protondb instead of winehq, it’s normally accurate and something like 95% of games are playable now
Though no games outside of steam, personally I don’t have many games on anything other than steam that I want to play so I don’t know how other launchers fare (though heroic is a thing for epic and gog)
Notepad++ I couldn’t say because I only really use terminal based stuff now with the aforementioned million shortcuts, but I think kde’s built in one (Kate) does exactly what you want
Nvidia drivers aren’t that much of a problem anymore, last big issue for me was explicit sync which they fixed a couple months ago (though some distros make it a bit of a pain to install them)
Rdp not an issue unless the machine you’re rdping into is using strict AD settings that only allow connections from other AD machines, you should use Remmina imo it’s very good
Xbox one controllers should work fine, I don’t own one but I’ve used controllers that present themselves as Xbox one controllers
Only controller that hasn’t just worked perfectly straight away is PS5 and that was because of a Bluetooth setting
As for distro, bazzite is probably a pretty good one to look at, it’s immutable so there’s a limit to the amount you can break it though sometimes it can make more technical things difficult to do
MPV is a frontend by itsself, just set it as your default in your file browser and it’ll play video files if you open them
Depending on the game modding can be a challenge. If mod organizer supports it you can usually get it to work fine, anything that supports mods by default will generally be fine and Minecraft is pretty much the exact same modding experience as windows
While you can do a lot on Linux without the terminal now you shouldn’t be afraid of it as it can often be the quickest and easiest way to do things. It’s one of the big advantages of Linux in general that the terminal experience is so good
If it’s bolted to a wall and unattended neither of those things are an option
You don’t necessarily need to put it into the air supply, could just bathe the specific device you want disabled in helium from a deodorant can or something
Have tried using it this way though the glaring issue for me is that I have to type the password at the end rather than start, meaning I’ll start a rebuild, go for something else then it’ll time out on the sudo password
What does remote sudo actually do I thought it was meant to be for doing remote builds over ssh
nix flake update && sudo nixod-rebuild switch
I don’t think clientside anticheat is a good solution by any means.
Built in multiplayer cheats? Isn’t that just pay to win?
I think people misunderstood my comment, I meant I think the ddosers and the cheaters are more or less the same group. Don’t imagine the majority of people in the Linux community would think that’s a good way to get rockstar to listen
Cheating is absolutely not the same issue as piracy though, one is people wanting an unearned power trip over others and one is the service issue piracy is
You’re not gonna convince cheaters to stop cheating by offering them a better experience
That’s what I mean, I imagine most of the people ddosing are cheaters, hence the quotations around protesters
I’m pretty sure there’s not a valid reason for players to be able to spawn giant Ferris wheels in people’s garages, that seems like a fairly easy one to test for
I’m upset they nuked Linux support, my PC is Linux and have a steam deck
I’m still not going to fucking ddos them for it
I usually use gamescope for that purpose but it’s still a bit of a pain and takes me out of the tmux/helix loop