

I don’t believe it’s complexity is my cup of tea, but I am deeply attracted to try anything Valve.


I don’t believe it’s complexity is my cup of tea, but I am deeply attracted to try anything Valve.


Technically yes, commercially no. The Video-wall term comes from the digital signage industry, which Nvidia is targeting with this enhancement.


For anyone confused: this is targeted towards the video-wall use case. Many displays acting as one.


“you’re free to chose any color, as long as it is black”.


Seeing Xbox and Sony consistently failing miserably makes me wonder how does Nintendo get away with it. I mean, Valve behaves very nicely but Nintendo? How do they pull it off?


Gotta love how they dig their own graves.


Which is switching to Proton 10. Anyways, this game looks like it doesn’t have any crafting or building. On top of that, people in the comments are saying the F2P mechanics are way too predatory and discourage extended gaming sessions.
It looks great, but currently the game mechanics are reportedly making it a failure in progress.


lol, Sony has been on a downward spiral for some time now.


What benefits does Minecraft Bedrock have over Java? Cross-play? My kid plays modded Java. Mainly Cobblemon.


I’m drooling over this. I hope the community picks this up, this could be extended to better support Android apps on Linux phones for example.


How so?


I love the Bluefin project, but JC’s YouTube channel has been posting some pretty confusing AF stuff.


I’m not a dev, but bootc sounds like the way forward. Like, it has ostree baked in, so you get all of it’s benefits without having to deal with the drawbacks.
On top of that, bootc is more distro agnostic. So, ideal for an Arch base. And most of all, your distro would be contributing to the community for being a bootc arch reference.


Praise the lord (Linus), the one Windows feature I’ve been missing.
Speaking of pointers and clicking… the feature to scroll by holding down the middle mouse button and moving the pointer now has a new optional triggering mode: you can press the middle mouse button to enter and exit this scrolling mode, without having to hold it down. This makes it bit closer to the “Autoscroll” feature on Windows.


Imagine if you can’t find your loved one for some reason, car crash, or out of gas and they can’t communicate (no reception, dead battery). Having quick access to their timeline facilitates a fast response.
These kind of apps have a ton of value for emergencies and the overall security of a family.


Hi, I have both Dawarich and Reitti installed, I tend to use Reitti a lot more because it shows my family on the map as soon as I log in, and I can review their timelines as well.
Any chance this could make it into Dawarich?


IIRC Wayland is only a spec, compositora are the implementation. I believe Wayland has a reference competitor, maybe target that?
Brew, but better. I see a bright future ahead.