it's inevitable for any projects that aren't protected by strong enough foss license. that's how they go from open source to source available
mactan
joined 2 years ago
I hope KDE does an implementation for cursor warping in Wayland kwin, it's clear it won't get fixed in XWayland any time soon
There's a section set aside for Itch but I don't think anybody has added any yet https://github.com/Open-Wine-Components/umu-protonfixes/tree/master/gamefixes-itchio
that is the typical gnome response yeah. " don't like it? do it yourself but we sure won't merge it"
finally. I hope next version of lutris uses the release its rc is sorely outdated now (edit lol they updated the runtime but didn't release a new version of lutris to use it)
you need to set the correct settings
thanks for the insightful suggestion wowee
my printer spits out page upon page of random characters and mess when I try to print from my desktop, gave up and use my phone now
possibly one of the most insufferable tasks on Linux, I've never had luck with it
I have been keeping an eye on wineland due to a gnarly cursor warping issue in XWayland and it's not better on wineland yet
I personally think it is a very bad idea to "speed run development" of protocols. This will only lead to broken designs which will then cause each desktop top do things differently.
and thus we have slow development which has resulted in absent designs, which has caused each desktop to do things differently to fill the gaps
performance should be the same. the big win is protonfixes, so when things change for SC we can get those into fixes that run automatically at every game launch instead of having to ask people to change things manually in lutris. at the moment these enable the launcher to be able to Verify, and patches Nvidia so that DLSS works