Helldivers 2 broke Linux with an update. You have to use Proton experimental for it to work again.

It’s probably what they started testing and have now concluded to be “ok”, even if newer versions have been released. You can’t drop your tests and start over just because new versions keep getting released.

iirc pine64 so has a camera in their store

Is the market getting saturated? I have an Odroid Ultra and feel like there isn’t a real good upgrade out there.

Battle.net, Ubisoft Connect, EA (formerly Origin), Microsoft Store, …

Steam is a lot of things. If selling games is the only baseline for comparison, then you can add Fanatical, Humble Bundle, IndieGala, …

There’s a lot of overlap.

Steam Workshop? ModDB

Steam Chat? Discord

It bundles it all conveniently and there aren’t any drop in alternatives.

I went right off the deep end. I followed along with someone else doing it, some YT video.

It’s not hard. My Game Gears were broken and now I fixed 4 of them by replacing all caps.

I got the Pinecil for soldering and it’s so easy to use and versatile. I got a couple of flux pens so the result looks nice and clean.

There is more to the Munich story https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-not-windows-why-munich-is-shifting-back-from-microsoft-to-open-source-again/

https://blog.desdelinux.net/en/munich-and-hamburg-resume-the-initiative-to-migrate-to-linux/

Backup backup backup

You spent time setting it up, now keep that time investment safe.

Create a disk image at least once and keep a more regular copy of your important files.

I just tried your use case, and it did move the files to the correct folder.

using zsh:

 user@computer  ~  touch test.jpg
 user@computer  ~  touch test2.jpg
 user@computer  ~  mv test.jpg ./Public 
 user@computer  ~  mv test2.jpg $_
 user@computer  ~  ls ./Public 
test2.jpg  test.jpg
 user@computer  ~  

using bash:

[user@computer Public]$ mkdir test
[user@computer Public]$ ls
test  test2.jpg  test.jpg
[user@computer Public]$ mv test.jpg ./test
[user@computer Public]$ mv test2.jpg $_
[user@computer Public]$ ls
test
[user@computer Public]$ ls test/
test2.jpg  test.jpg
[user@computer Public]$ 

using bash and full path:

[user@computer Public]$ ls
test  test2.jpg  test.jpg
[user@computer Public]$ mv test.jpg /home/user/Public/test
[user@computer Public]$ mv test2.jpg $_
[user@computer Public]$ ls
test
[user@computer Public]$ ls test/
test2.jpg  test.jpg
[user@computer Public]$ 

What shell are you using? You can check it by using echo $0.

 user@computer  ~  echo $0
/usr/bin/zsh

[user@computer ~]$ echo $0
/bin/bash

I can’t reproduce it, even when putting the directory path in quotes, it still simply moved the file.

idk what issues you have, I have it running on 5 devices

On android you can hide/remove with revanced.

Isn’t this like applying instagram filters, which can be done on run of the mill smartphones?

I couldn’t find any threads on the forum about this. I would like to know how/if Arch will handle this.

We have a very strong national use of Hoplr, so it’ll be really hard to get people over and I haven’t seen any malpractice by Hoplr yet.

Could you not simply render a lower resolution? It’s basically what I did in the past 30 years when my PC isn’t up to the task even on low settings.

Why does virola have a checkmark and all the others don’t?

Yes, Mattermost. It’s very similar to Slack and Discord. I have hosted it for years for our organization.

There’s a web interface, and has an app available. Can have all sorts of integrations and bridges to other services.

I’d put this in a mirror configuration tbh.

In your link, the source is in the src folder

The license is GPLv2. I believe the file is called GNU.TXT in the repository, at least that’s what I have in mine https://github.com/InFerYes/dday

Additionally there’s LICENSE.TXT with some information by Id Software, who open sourced the engine on which this game is based.

My repository’s code is what runs on the active servers. Powabanga’s has installers for the clients.