Stop using Discord. If you’re choosing Discord over a good Matrix client like Sable because of minor frictions, your choosing your own convenience over the lives of other people.

Making the change is isn’t some huge lifestyle transition. It’s just using a decentralised method to achieve the exact same thing.

This is pretty accurate; there are quite a number of furries in FOSS.

Wait. Free sourdough bread? Where!?

Oh I’m stealing this one.

Switch to Linux now. What’s keeping you?

Age of Empires II Definitive Edition is the best example I can think of for modernising and upgrading the graphics while keeping everything exactly the same.

Proton is a fork of Wine, and Wine Is Not Emulation!

I don’t have time to watch this video right now, but as someone who’s uses an Intel Arc A770 for two years, there are certain aspects which are no end of trouble.

Namely anything that has to do with raytracing, and especially Unreal Engine 5 for some reason.

No, that’s incredibly situational. Largely depends how much effort has been put towards making the Linux version.

Don’t we have Flatpak as a solution to this? Why don’t developers or Valve make use of Flatpaks for Linux native games? Or is there a licensing issue?

So essentially they’re offloading the work they’d do themselves to the developers of Wine, Proton, and ProtonGE.

I wonder if they contribute a donation to these projects.

Of they’re doing “Proton support” why not just make a Linux version.

I want whatever is closest to Notepad++. Honestly, KDE already comes with that built in.

I went from Ubuntu to Bazzite (OpenSUSE was my first choice, but there was a weird error trying to get it running and installed). Since Bazzite is basically Fedora… Should I get myself a hat?

Are you seriously trying to argue that an employer is going to like promote you because you’re reading a physics textbook in your spare time?

That entirely depends on the job, now, doesn’t it?

You might not be. But you’re also failing to see how such knowledge would work in real life applications, and how the process of learning an advanced topic can generally make you more intelligent.

And beyond that, you might not get a job that absolutely requires a diploma, but it wouldn’t stop you from showing competence in jobs that somewhat align with what you’ve learned.

Getting a degree and learning something are two different things.

Ok, but these are acedamic text books. The kinds of books which could teach people new things. With all these books, since they’re just getting trashed anyway, you could pretty much set up an academy for poor people who wouldn’t normally be able to afford academia.

Oooh, I gotta try this.