Mafia Definitive Edition on Steam Deck it works well except you can’t see what button you’re supposed to press.

Once you know the controls you can just enjoy the superb atmosphere and surprizingly great gunfights!

Great guide! Very useful for people discovering a world outside of the GAFAM’s.

I’ve done everything, but leaving Whatsapp is the most difficult one. I use Threema and Signal with my close friends, but I can’t get rid of Whatsapp because of many groups I have to follow but I’m not close enough to people to ask them to switch.

I’d love it if these two chat services proposed a separate app which would be interoperable with Whatsapp.

Yes Meta would still get some of my data, but less than if I had Whatsapp directly.

Also getting Whatsapp business and setting an automatic answer asking people to contact me through mail, sms or other chats is useful.

Leaving youtube is also difficult as Peertube is lacking non tech content like basketball…

I use Infomaniak for my email and cloud storage.

They’re great, but lately their Linux app has had problems.

When I reported it, they were really efficient and friendly.

Also their data centers are heating buildings where I live.

I would always recommand them as they offer really good prices too.

It was a really enjoyable video and it’s the first time I see any video of the creator of a project I love. I also enjoy LTT videos even if people on Lemmy dislike him. I like the fact that he’s trying to have another platform than youtube, even if it ain’t the one I support (Peertube).

I enjoyed Resident Evil as a teenager, then came number 4 which I played, but didn’t enjoy.

I played number 5 with a friend as it was one of the few coop games available but I didn’t like it.

When number 7 came out, everyone praised it. I hated it and decided that Resident Evil really wasn’t for me anymore despite loving number 1, 0 and Code Veronica.

Well I’m sometimes feeling like I wouldn’t be happy if Linux became the norm, as it would kind of robb me of my rebellion.

Still I’m really invested into Linux, so it ain’t just a rebellion, but I’m sure I’m not the only one who wants Linux to stay under the 20% marketshare.

I also want to add that dual-booting can be a really good first step and shouldn’t be looked at with disdain.

This is the only thing I’d use it for, so it would be nice if it could do it.

Even worse, shés using Windows 11. But a friend of her’s who’s the IT guy for every old lady in the area loves Microsoft products and I can’t do anything against it.

Even proposing to be available to help wasn’t enough…

Stupid me, I didn’t see the link😅

If only my mom was also open minded about switching to Linux.

Offering her IT assistance wasn’t enough…

And that’s why we really need some phones where the average user can use Linux.

Yeah but so many people wouldn’t.

You have Arch in NixOS? I guess I don’t understand what NixOS really is, even if I’m interested in its ability to be reproduced from one computer to another.

Good as developpers should optimize instead of just counting on more powerful hardware.

Yeah it’s important to know that the first step in an issue free experience on Linux is just getting the right computer.

Still nothing beats a free computer and I’m really happy to have my wifés old MacBook Pro running Fedora for some tasks that my daily driver can’t do. Luckily the broadcom issues happens around once every 2 years for me and not with every update.

And my daily driver, a Microsoft Surface Go hooked to a big screen has other issues, like sometime being really slow when it’s usually quite fast for such low end hardware.

When I’ll inevitably have to replace these, I’ll try to find more suitable Linux friendly second hand devices…

I haven’t changed anything on my Steam Deck, so no😅

Edit: I might also be mistaking the vulkan shader step with some other validation step

Gcompris is great and you can find in Gnome Software manager.

Since you seem to know way more than me about these things, could you tell me why I feel like I’ve never experienced these on a console (Playstation) and I experience it quite often on PC (Steam Deck)?

But did you ask creators if you could mirror their channels? Because if you didn’t, you’re just robbing them of some of their revenue.

I understand the need to have more content on Youtube, but I don’t think we should steal it.

I easily found almost enough Linux channels, but I can’t find basketball or videogames reviews channels.

I think we’ll get more content if one day you get the ability to show creators we’re supporting them through Patreon or something else.

I love Peertube, but I remember that finding an instance wasn’t so easy.

Still I wanted to try it, so I was ready to go through some difficulties, but most people would just give up.