pick your compatibility poison I guess, the ubiquitous shell or 10-15GB of flatpak dependencies

vlc was already like this on arch for a long time, literally took just a moment to look at the optional dependencies and grab the latest “actually give me everything lmao” package group

I thought their priority was vanilla OS. I hope that project has the cash to survive too

I still have no idea how to find the right record to read but at least I can run a journalctl --follow till my crash happens

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best change in the lot no doubt. the few that have asked me for a code asked after they made an account

no license is safe, they have fuck you money and will win every time, but especially don’t use MIT

looks like a question to me

mine is my reverse proxy, using the nginx proxy manager docker install method

indeed, however , shockingly, not all games are in steam. and not everybody wants to use proton

might ding those rare (non steam) EAC games that arent on steam sitting back on proton flavored 10.0. it still expects the separate loaders to exist

edit:clarify nonsteam

I just removed it’s network access from the flatpak, I don’t make extensive use of it but it’s really handy to have at hand

half expected a custom implementation for hyprland

nope, just older. and as soon as you throw in AUR you’re asking for trouble

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a concerning trend, they fingerprint the hardware of approved handhelds (Deck) instead of just letting Linux players play

you can even have multiple, I keep grub and systemd-boot on hand in case one or the other gets messed up

sounds like this was fixing the opposite problem but I saw it was merged to wine very recently https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/merge_requests/8088

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kde is making an SSDM replacement right now, not sure when it’s going to be ready for general use much less early adopters