That’s going to be one awesome upgrade that you’re seriously going to feel. Any plans on what to play first to test it out?

Oh the irony.

Hey, OP. Cool purchase! Hope you have loads of fun building and playing on that awesome rig.

Pasting a URL in a box and hitting enter is way too much effort to avoid paying for content.

It probably feels like slipping in platform shoes.

They pushed their own init system, Upstart, before jumping onto the systems bandwagon.

Probably little incentive to do so given how much money they’re making from Twitch, YouTube, etc.

OpenMW and TES3MP is a great way to enjoy Morrowind in a modern engine and with friends.

There’s plenty of mods available for OpenMW so you can make it look stunning and add loads of new functionality.

They’ve sold between 5 and 8 million copies of that game to date.

I think they’re doing fine without needing a sale and devaluing their product.

“Third person perspectives incentivise purchases of hero skins, with players buying 62% more on average” - Executive leadership

Dogs typically don’t like making a mess near where they sleep. I’m sure with a little positive reinforcement, these pups understood the rules.

Nah

I’ve been on the Profiling branch for a couple of years and these changes are awesome. Tanoa was unplayable for me until I switched.

Kudos for Bohemia’s continued support for A3 while we wait for A4 (Reforger has also been a fantastic glimpse of the future of their engine).

I’ve helped two “normies” movie this week because they reached out after they saw the chatter on social (Instagram of all places).

This topic seems to be causing you some stress for something that probably doesn’t have a big impact on you personally.

This isn’t going to be a tidal wave as change is slow. People are hyping it because hype drives attention and being hopeful and positive drives change better than negativity and pessimism.

Again, just scroll past the posts rather than engage if the content isn’t what you’re interested in.

You may be getting bored of the posts but this is a rare opportunity to mass drive Linux adoption and break many people’s dependence on Microsoft.

Even if it’s 0.1%, there’s 1.4 billion Windows 10 machines out there. A million+ new Linux users would be great progress.

If you’re exhausted, just scroll on by. But if you’re a fan and user of FOSS, you should be giving these posts a quick upvote and move on with your day rather than be negative and dissuading the popularisation on Linux.

I’m passing on the Switch 2 for similar reasons.

I can either fund Nintendo to sue open source developers or I can fund Valve who are payrolling open source developers.

I’m sure there’s a decent fork. Read the code; there’s not much to it!

If you’re on the same network, take a look at snapdrop. It’s basically cross platform AirDrop.

What’s the context in which you’re needing to share files?

My first thought is host your own FTP server and send people credentials to log into it with and upload.

If true, that’s ridiculous. If I were Apple, I’d be throwing money at CodeWeavers to get Proton-like capabilities into macOS.

Apple Game Porting Toolkit 2 kind of makes it clear Apple aren’t trying to force developers to make native games; taking a similar approach to Steam and Proton (Game Porting Toolkit is based on CodeWeavers’ CrossOver, the same developers working on Proton with Valve).