Naturally, you’re getting downvoted into oblivion for recognizing a hit-piece when you see one.

Steam is only Officially supported on Ubuntu. Doesn’t seem to have hurt it any.

All the tech literacy programs for parents also basically ended up only teaching office software, for some reason.

the only difference is you install a desktop environment on desktop debian imo

Of course not.

Sounds about right.

Some people are saying they were aware of the requirements before launch and didn’t adequately inform customers.

I’m unsure how true that is, but it’s huge news if it is true.

They can “talk” all they like. The proof will be non-implementation.

It was apparently skippable before.

pidgin still doesn’t support omemo

To be fair, being able to install uBlock Origin immediately makes it one of the best mobile browsers for that feature alone.

that’s cool, try making a better browser tho

To be fair, I have never used RetroArch installed from the official repositories. I am used to using either the flatpak or steam version(s).

retroarch -L "/path/to/core.so" "/path/to/rom" should just work in most cases

When installing cores on a Linux based system, core files AND core info files are all placed in $RetroArch/cores

instead of info files being placed in $RetroArch/info like on windows.

Spoiler: Steam Rom Manager really does just work on a larger scale. If you’re trying to add 20+ games to steam, just use it.

I am and I got muted for 6 hours for gif reacting when the gif had the soft n word in it.

8.1 was fine imo, but not really worth an upgrade from 7 unless it was free.

It’s not really necessary on a Mac though, at least from what I understood.

he’s talking about their (purism/librem) inability to deliver hardware

Reading the source code for everything running on your machine and then never updating is the only way to be absolutely 100% sure.

edge is on linux at least as a beta as I write this