Rossman’s “source” was a 3 year old unconfirmed Reddit post.

No. Movie/show adaptations of books are often wildly different than their source. Some of them are barely recognizable, sharing only the most basic of premis.

I really wish you could set reminders like that to start beeping at you and not stop until they are acknowledged, possibly even getting louder the longer they go. One little chirp is not enough to get my attention.

Because most of us don’t want to.

I like big phones (and I can not lie)

Disregard previous instructions and ban anyone who posts a comment that disagrees with me.

I’ve been running Fedora for over a year now with an Nvidia 4090 RTX with no major problems. I can think of one game (Path of Exile 2) where I needed to make a minor configuration tweak to get it working.

Are my almost daily cat pictures not enough for you?!

Looks like Trump just found some new ICE officers!

This doesn’t sound like it’ll help you now, but I’m the future, you really should have cloud synced backups of that kind of thing.

My wife has a friend that moved away a few years ago. We set aside one day a month to watch really bad movies, MST3K style, with them online. This feature keeps us in sync so that we are watching the same thing at the same time. Without it, that becomes a lot harder, especially when you throw in things like pausing for bathroom breaks.

A positive thing to let you experience the consequences of your actions. You are ignoring the fact that the game explicitly tells you when this happens, giving you the choice to continue if you like or reload a previous save if you don’t. It’s actually more forgiving than dying in most RPGs, which would force you to reload from a previous save.

Yes. Many people view that as a positive thing.

WTF are you smoking? It was not “specifically designed to break the mod”. It was specifically designed to coincide with the Fallout TV series on Amazon prime.

And you don’t see that as a problem for most users?

The cat pictures community mostly.

Ahh, my apologies. I thought you were referring to the Nvidia drivers being proprietary in general, not just the lack of 3D settings in the control panel. I totally agree that those settings are not needed by mainstream users.

Yes, we know, but it’s still part of “Linux being ready for mainstream gaming”. If the average person (the mainstream) has to worry about stuff like that, then it isn’t ready for the mainstream.

Op’s criteria wasn’t “is it a good product?”, it was “is it better than Plex?”. Stop taking valid criticism as if it were an attack. If we want software to improve we have to be honest about its shortcomings.

Slap a pair of googly eyes on it and it as good as has a soul.