Or just use the thing that's more functional
I couldn't have said it better myself.
My hardware doesn't work on Linux. It's not Stockholm. I've been using Linux for 39 years.
Steamdeck is emulating Windows. It's got computational overhead and compatibility issues for many games.
Consumers didn't make it this way. I spent my life loving Linux while being a gamer who had to use Windows.
Sanction the US.
Also homeowners looking at people.
AI bro content creator shows off his AI setup without getting pummelled for promoting AI.
Yeah I do think there will be a "never die" indie community thankfully! I just think that going from experience the new generations bring more and more people to the internet and they do not share our values. They create their own things that corporations back and people see those as legitimate and safe, even though they are quite the opposite.
I just believe that what AI tools are will be split into categories because even indie devs can't ignore all the tools forever. I mean at some point you're using generated textures and it doesn't have to be trained on broken dreams.
But then that creates all sort of gray areas for corporations to claim they are being good while they are raking it in and building their own gaming ecosystems.
It's all publicity stunts. Nothing wrong with publicity stunts, except when you raise hundreds of thousands of dollars with the Kickstarter you never deliver on.
Anish isn't great, but the other guy is a grifter.
When a person's comfort is on display we all get to see what decade they are still living in.
It's an additional layer of abstraction.
Many games that run on Windows do not perform the same, and sometimes don't run at all on Linux or wine.
Linux enthusiasts used to know what they're talking about instead of pasting wrong info about my own hardware.