

I always thought that whatever games need is containerized in proton, but that for windows games. For old linux games i think repackaging them as flatpaks is an option.


I always thought that whatever games need is containerized in proton, but that for windows games. For old linux games i think repackaging them as flatpaks is an option.


No thanks, i dont care for anti-cheat titles to begin with and there is Heroic in case i need to run a game from epic store.


Great news, no more headache with 32bit libraries. Now we need wayland support to get rid of xwayland and anything xorg as well.


Cool setup, i used to have an 8th gen tiny lenovo pc. Pretty powerful for its size.


Taht’s too, but that would still be better than biting the cables.


You got a point. Cats are sneaky 😅


10 years!! aren’t you woried about dried up thermal paste? I think Re-pasting CPU/GPU every 2~3 years or so is a good practice to prolong longevity.


Cant you just assign a different action to that power button instead of messing with it internally?


I actually disable shader compilation in the settings, i dont notice a difference.
I remember it being none, i modified my app source to pount to the newer release codebame, then
apt update && apt upgrade. I had everything as a container on my minipc and no extreem modifications to the base OS to make my upgrades (both software and hardware) as easier as possible.