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You can fix it today: https://www.debian.org/distrib/
I like Debian, but if I wanted to play games it wouldn’t be my first distro to choose.
https://distrochooser.de/ or similar might help to decide.
why have a boring ui with one billion choices when you can make them fight
You can game just fine on Debian, skill issue? And Debian will be around and doing great long after your vanity distro has disappeared.
Are you from the anti Linux front for people without any chill? Because now I want to try Windows again.
Chill dude. Don’t make a Distro your center of life.
lol, you really took that seriously? You’re the one who needs to chill.
My Steam didnt even start on Debian, its not easy.
First edit
/etc/apt/sources.listto addcontrib, if it’s not already there.Then:
dpkg --add-architecture i386 apt update apt install steam:i386I installed the flatpak version and it worked without any tinkering, even Windows games. I’ve tried the “official” install method (a few years ago now) and ran into problems. I go for flatpak nowadays for simplicity. Lets me have a rock-solid OS and up-to-date apps.
make my 49" monitor work natively at 1440p and 240hz and we have a deal. until then, I’m not going to be making my own custom edid file.
$ uname -r 6.8.0-124-genericNot affected.
not even on kernel 7 yet, pathetic
i use arch btw
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Haven’t reinstalled this machine in 12 years
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You have a machine? ┬──┬◡ﾉ(° -°ﾉ)
Goddamn, I sometimes forget the times we live in. I forget my privilige.
Laughs in Penguinese.
Confirmed. Not affected
0.5 TB. That is insane.
Hmm I couldn’t find anything that large on /etc 🤔
/node_modules
15-20 years ago I’d regularly find Windows 7 PCs that had stuffed boot drives using the \Windows\Temp folder with corrupt or “could not install, retried” updates. They’ve improved nothing in all that time. The only thing they’ve “improved” is the UI, which is at best debatable. I think most people would now be absolutely thrilled to go back to 7’s user interface today.
Using Windows at this point is a sign of someone too lazy to try something new, glued to a game run by assholes that won’t check a box on their end to allow their anti-cheat to function elsewhere, or completely comfortable in the Windows
ecosystemprison system.Enterprises/corporations exist. Many of us have to use Windows for work, and no, I can’t just go to the CEO and demand we move to Linux 💁🏻
They’ve improved nothing at all in that time
A huge chunk of my work used to be fixing things after a client’s Windows OS went tits-up after an update for seemingly no reason.
These days, those cases are incredibly rare and when they happen there’s usually an underlying hardware condition.
Windows has been able to roll back botched updates for about 10 years now. I’d say that qualifies as an improvement.
In my experience, updates that break boot are up 250% since 7, and their “roll back” for “Feature” and “quality” upgrades fails 85% of the time, “Sorry we weren’t able to uninstall…”
Not to mention that they’ve disabled the default registry backup since 10. Go ahead- check the “regback” folder. There’s nothing in it. Don’t even get me started on auto-bitlockering.
Odd how we have such different experiences the last 10 years.
Is windows 11 the bug?
It’s not the bug, it’s the nest
AI Slop is nothing compared to Microslop
It’s not nice for Microsoft to call Windows 11 a “bug”. It’s true, but it isn’t nice…
I don’t get how every windows update they brick a percentage of their user base, and people still haven’t considered switching to Linux, or at the very least a mac. This happens every year, sometimes twice a year.
Well, if you’re looking for an actual answer… I couldn’t get audio working on Linux on my laptop. I had to switch back in order to watch movies.
Was more speaking in hyperbole. I can understand why when someone tells me their personal story. I could tell you is probably a driver issue, or I’d you meant Bluetooth sometimes mediatek chips don’t play well with Linux. But I’m sure part of the reason you don’t want to switch because you don’t want someone like me droning over something you don’t fully understand yet or really care about. You just want to watch your movie and I’m with you on that. Just having gone through learning linux it feels much easier to fix a Bluetooth issue than it is to deal with your computer potentially getting bricked once a year.
I’m not affected.
You know why.
A fellow windows 10 user?
You know why, btw™
“Btw, I’m using you know what”
Your disk is only 320GB?
420 GB, backup on Backblaze-it
