Yeah except Palworld has joined Sony for their multimedia franchise, so potentially they can get a lot of monetary and legal support from that. Nintendo took way too long to actually do this frivolous lawsuit.
Let them fight.
Yeah except Palworld has joined Sony for their multimedia franchise, so potentially they can get a lot of monetary and legal support from that. Nintendo took way too long to actually do this frivolous lawsuit.
Let them fight.
Update: I checked last night and I already had the plasma-integration package installed this whole time. I'm stumped.
Alright, thanks for that. I'll take a closer look later today when I'm at the PC, but the plan today is to try out different minimal environments to see what I like. And this time I actually remembered to make a Timeshift snapshot ahead of time (my latest one was like a couple of weeks ago)
I've been hearing good things about it, makes me wanna try it.
This laptop does have a dedicated GPU and was quite decent for the time. It was my only gaming machine for quite some years. Now I want to keep it alive with Linux for other general uses or work. Said dedicated GPU has been the source of many issues even when it still was under issues. The setup of Intel i5 with integrated graphics + an AMD Radeon GPU is uh... shaky under most driver circumstances and applications never know which of the two to use (usually defaulting to the wrong one)
I've been running Wayland to "get used to" the newer technology, and I don't think that in itself has much impact on performance... Even if I do turn off the effects on KDE, I still feel like it's doing way way more than I need or want it to do, and it does have a very noticeable impact on the speed things happen. Slightly slower than Cinnamon was, although both are also still way faster than it's last Windows install... lol
Right now the main "problem" I have is that KDE is handling a few things I want it to handle, and that there's a lot of applications I installed alongside it that I'd have to remove to swap fully to another DE. Almost makes me think it'd be easier to do another clean Arch install, but that took me almost a week to fully set up. (as I'd start to find the things that I hadn't yet configured or installed gradually)
Incredible. I have never even heard of a Kirigami, and here I only thought I had to worry about if applications were Qt (which version) or GTK (also which version) and running under Xorg or Wayland. What the hell is a Kirigami. Well, thanks for the heads up. Such are the joys of being a Linux user!
I did like the Openbox part of LXQt. Might re-install that.
Fuck. This is me with music production about a month ago. I produced exactly 5 seconds of music trying to learn it after several days of endlessly learning about it.
What about Grim Dawn?
They've been doing snaps for a few years already so it already seems like they're keeping up with this bullshit (in fact they're putting more and more stuff there) It's already the reason people stopped recommending Ubuntu to new users and instead go for Mint or Pop!OS
It's amazing that it's still the best rally sim to this day. This game is old enough to drink in the States.
They're very different racers. One is arcade racing, drifting fun perfected, the other is an incredibly fun racing career and car collecting simulator (still not an actual simulator, but physics at least resemble the real world)
I say play both GT2 and RR Type 4 and see which one you like better. Alongside Wip3out I'd say these are the absolute BEST racing games of the console.