Hunt: Showdown or Manor Lords

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/EFI_system_partition#Typical_mount_points
(Efi System Partition)

Not wrong, it is shady. Though the NTDEV guy behind it does have some (sparse) information on their patreon about how and what tools, mainly seems to be done with osdbuilder. Comes down to trust as with anything on internet, I just need to run chkdsk.exe on drives from time to time and the smaller it is the better.

Tiny11 iso

The closest thing with the remote stuff and media will probably be https://libreelec.tv/

Usually if the author pulls the game you can’t get it anymore if you didn’t already have it before, afaik.

There is also Tiny11 iso flying around somewhere which is a lot smaller and less resource heavy then usual windows vm.

If you disagree, please do argue as much as possible about it. It boosts engagement.

snort

Weird, did not load at all or just got stuck ?

Are you browsing from jerboa ? I’ve noticed it doesn’t play the gif:/

The canvas void has been cats all this time

Tried without mangohud, gamemode and/or gamescope? Also try turning off steam overlay, that should be the primary difference between steam and gog games, bar drm.

There is winapps that does the bottle thing for you in a background vm.

https://github.com/Fmstrat/winapps

Before RustDesk I have used NoMachine but that’s completely proprietary (Luxembourg company, except for the old core protocol - NX 1).
Afair I am afraid that there isn’t an all-in-one foss desktop remote software as good as RustDesk currently.

Now it looks correct:)

Big stuff

-euo pipefail now being a posix standard is really awesome, as well as readlink and realpath (didn’t even know these last two were non-standard).

Formating of the configuration content under point 4 seems to have spilled out, you might have to use a triple backtick followed by newline if it’s a multiline code/content.

This.

venv
pip-tools

Specify your primary dependencies in pyproject.toml and use pip-compile to keep stuff locked in requirements.txt to exact versions (or even hashes).
Though after working with cargo a bit, I would love to have all of this in a first-class program, hope uv can get there.

Pretty sure this is directly inspired by C so I would guess Guido van Rossum (the author of Python) just used what was already common back then. As in, = is assignment operator and == is equality/comparison operator.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/operator_comparison