Good question. At the very least, steam will cloud sync it regardless of where it’s at on the drive so that’s an option

That would be even more work IMO

Unless they want to separate their non-game files, too

Hey have you tried Steam Family or whatever it’s called? You can make a new user and they have access to all of your game library. Only one account would be able to play at a time but it would solve your save file dilemma - games files are in the common folder but save files are in the user folder

[EDIT] Steam Families

When you join a Steam Family, you automatically gain access to the shareable games that your family members own and they will also be able to access the shareable titles in your library. […]

Best of all, when you are playing a game from your family library, you will create your own saved games, earn your own Steam achievements, have access to workshop files and more.

Yeah. And it could be the master of a LOT if it just gave up a few.

I love USB when it connects things at my desk. I like it a lot less elsewhere

It’s ok for consumer stuff but it has a lot of problems in professional environments. I’m not talking peripherals and laptop docks.

It’s hard to extend/convert, has a cap on hubs, and there’s compatibility issues. Enforcement of the standard is understandably lacking when it’s supposed to work in every application. But it’s like every company invents their own proprietary way to use it so there only thing standard is the connector itself.

Solaar has been good for me as well. Last I checked it doesn’t have the MX Master 3 listed as supported but it seems to work fine

I picked Fedora in part for the 6 month cycle so I’m on board!

Awesome, sounds as seamless as the rest of the OS

So it’s just like any other update through Discover? Or do I need to download the new release ISO and update it old school?

USB is pretty jank now, too, with how they’re trying to make it the “everything” connector. I am dealing with USB issues every week (pro/commercial AV) nowadays

I’m a very recent convert, what’s the upgrade process like on Fedora? Is it just like any other system update or is it better to do a fresh install

Did you link these without reading them…?

1. That Pew Research article goes against that narrative in a lot of ways

2. The second link discusses how claiming 80% is misleading with statistics

3. The third is an Israeli publication. I’ll admit I didn’t bother finishing this one because I don’t believe it to be unbiased

I’ve heard this claim but I’ve also heard it ripped apart as being misleading. And I’ve never seen the actual poll it’s based on, do you have that handy?

It predates 2023 and up until that point, “Zionism” meant “Israel is the holy land” to a lot of people

The greatest enemy of Jews worldwide right now is the Israeli government. What the fuck, man? It’s like they’re trying to get American Jews killed

According to the article, the actual performance is on par with a GTX 660 Ti

Sounds like it’s about equivalent to Intel’s latest GPU. Both are running about a little over a generation behind AMD and Nvidia.

Sounds like it’s more than “a little over one generation behind” if it benchmarks near an Nvidia card released 14 years ago??

Why should I know this

It’s stuff like this that makes me want to get a 3D printer

Wayland is one of the reasons I picked fedora/plasma

This is a great question because if you’re not familiar with wireless communication, it does make sense