Yes that’s exactly what I’m hoping for too. After using it I don’t want to use anything else. It’s not a huge deal for every game but it’s an absolute must have for some.

Sounds like you need to add some sleep statements somewhere in your deployment scripts if you want to deploy in 10 seconds

I’d rather have SteamOS officially support more devices including desktop. Good on Valve for giving people options though.

Great news! The more devices running SteamOS the better

It was a joke on the dual meaning of “user repository” which I didn’t think about that deeply but that would have been smart.

And the Arch User Repository is really handy when you need some more users.

Somebody set us up the mandatory online accounts and telemetry!

All your PCs are belong to us. You have no chance to back up make your time.

Last time a batch of these popped up it was saying they’d be bankrupt in 2024 so I guess they’ve made it to 2025 now. I wonder if we’ll see similar articles again next year.

Oh nice that sounds awesome! The only similar kinda thing I remember from back in the day was Microsoft Zone. Used to play a bit of Total Annihilation on there.

I don’t but it’s probably pretty region dependent. In Australia I used to play on Internode servers a lot.

Those were the days for sure. Dedicated servers were fantastic, you’d often run across the same people in the same server as well and get to know folks. A community, like you said.

YouTube for Android is testing

I call BS, the amount of bugs I regularly run into I don’t think they test much of anything. I sometimes wonder if they even use their own products. The current mini player regularly bugs out for me plus I run into general bugs in the YouTube app pretty often. I guess nobody gets promoted at Google for fixing bugs.

It’s quite sad that a take like “if you find LLMs useful you must have a bullshit job” is getting upvoted in a technology community.

Things are either wholly good or wholly bad. Don’t confuse people by trying to pretend like there’s such a thing as nuance.

Microsoft set themselves up the bomb

This looks pretty interesting! I haven’t used fedora before either so could be good to give it a go. I’ve had some issues with my Pop OS install so could be a good excuse to try something new.

If only every journalism team was as honest and tenacious as the Gamers Nexus folks no matter what the subject matter the world would be a much better place.

Huge respect to them for consistently calling out bs and using their platform to advocate for customers and hold these companies to account.

Been using this recently and it’s great. I have it on my Mac for work but I should really set it up on my personal Linux PC as well because I really like it.

Get it to debug itself then.

I’m trying so hard not to get hyped after all the disappointments but it’s difficult.