SplashJackson
I had Quest 64, is that similar? How do I get it to run on Steam?
So wait, are we really saying it's newsworthy every time one person switches to Linux?
I would be the kind of ghost that could possess people so I could bang their wives using their bodies but somehow when I cum, the possessed penis shoots out my actual sperm so I can forever keep my sainted genome alive
The good thing about fiction is if there is a gap, you can fill it with your own headcanon
Why not just post the list, I'm sitting on the shitter and don't want to turn on sound considering that I've been forced back into the office
I want to see Ultima Online come back, also Legacy of Kain
I mean, there's a LOT more to it than just, "a different way of clicking on things". Let's be honest and help define proper expectations. You will be messing around in the terminal a lot. Even for installing simple programs, you'll at minimum be copy-pasting a bunch of commands from the developer's website straight into the terminal to install most stuff. There are package managers, to help alleviate some of the pain, but there are multiple ecosystems and each one has it's own contributors, meaning that overall development and technical knowledge is gated behind silos.
I love Linux, but let's be honest, it's not exactly user-friendly.
I was so startled to find LibreOffice Calc, the Excel-alike, had completely different keyboard shortcuts than Excel, completely messing with my muscle memory every. Single. Time. How are businesses supposed to adapt when they need to factor in the time loss for every Excel-using employee to learn the arbitrary new control scheme?
Just like how municipal governments are responsible for every crime that occurs in city limits!
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Thanks for the explaination! I would have searched in but I'm on a phone and my kids are jumping on the couch/me. Have an upvote, on me.
If she thinks Phobos' eclipse is wonky then she should see Deimos'