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Pixels are pretty easy to get custom ROMs on. I'm sure you can find something that doesn't include this.

AnySoftKeyboard with the Terminal layout might do what you want.

RX6650XT running bazzite about a year here. Never had an issue.

In a time when water levels universally sucked, it was a bold move to make the entire game a water level. I remember enjoying it too, never did complete it tho.

Back on my OG DooM bullshit. I gave Almalgoom a go and it inspired me to get back into mapping again after about 30 years.

Unrelated, but why are there two different styles of crosswalk? I'm not from the states and I've never seen either before.

Can I get mine with a side of plomeek soup?

Ventilation. Probably depends a bit on what hardware you land on, but that era of case wasn't exactly designed with airflow in mind.

I remember seeing this on shelf in video stores back in the day. No recollection of actually watching it, but that cover definitely pings a memory.

This is really good. Enough of the old levels to keep it vaguely familiar so you're not completely lost, enough to twists to be interesting. Not an overwhelming amount of new engine stuff, but enough to pull off some very clever tricks. A couple of moments that actually made me laugh out loud, and some genuinely creepy sections that play heavily on your understanding of the old levels. Highly recommended.

Bazzite only really does gaming mode on AMD GPUs (RX4xx+). As a general rule of thumb AMD cards are usually better supported under Linux. Bazzite's desktop mode should work fine on a 1660 though.