I mean, Windows is undeniably more stable than certain linux configurations. Nothing will ever be 100% stable, but if you compare Windows to basically any rolling release distro, Windows is gonna be more stable. That’s just the nature of the two things.
I’ve never once used the trackpad outside of desktop mode and even then it had limited use cases. What do other people use them for?
Battlebit uses EAC. Takes a 5 second web search to find that out.
Better than having Win on it. Anyway, it’s a smart move. Cap more userbase in the high-end market while still providing a low-end option yourself.
Switched to flatpak because my distro no longer supports installing from official repo or apt. It has troubles with cloud syncing sometimes, especially with larger save files. It stalls out for a minute and then comes back with a “Cloud Sync Failed” noti. Have to retry it a few times.
Football Club. EA can’t use FIFA anymore.
This guy repeatedly has shit takes. Furthermore, literally all his vod titles are clickbait. I just tune him out now.
Thanks so much! I’ll pay it forward :)
I’m super interested in Dishonoured. You’re a pretty cool dude :)
YOUR_VARIABLE=1 %command%
In Steam launch options for a specific game.
So, in this case:
RADV_PERFTEST=nggc %command%
Now this is gaming
It’s the Dark Souls of installing things on Ubuntu
GPU1 is probably your integrated GPU. Look into how you can force the use of your dedicated GPU.
Tried it, no dice.
Gog sucks nuts on Linux though. It’s such a pain in the ass to get my Gog games working in Lutris that I opted to install Gog Galaxy as a non-Steam game and then install my Gog games through that.
That’s what I’ve resorted to but it’s not working as well as the apt package. Freezes often, cloud sync breaks repeatedly.
Okay, here’s my take: that’s some good looking fog. Like on a scale of 1 to fog, that’s like heavy mist. But here’s the thing: every time I play a game with fog, I think to myself “I wish that wasn’t there.” If you’re going to use the fog, give it purpose. A great example of bad fog is Elden Ring. Example 1: Consecrated Snowfield. Boring garbage that only serves to hide how empty the area is. Example 2: Gravesite Plain in SOTE. Takes an already lackluster area and just makes it even moreso with a big wall of white.
Ironically, Elden Ring also has an example of good fog: Mountaintop of the Giants, Frozen Lake. The fog is generated by Borealis and clears when you defeat him, meaning you’re not faced with a permanently boring area in a primarily visual medium. It adds a cinematic intro for the boss as well as an added layer of difficulty for the fight. This is fog with purpose and how it should be implemented.
New here. Why is that?
I bet he uses a CPU with proprietary architecture too
Literally read past the word “configurations” and you’ll see that I’m talking about how a distro is configured by its maintainers AKA the meta level, not fucking dotfiles. Grow a brain.