No, like a duck.

I doubt they’d go the Gnome route of actually removing functionalities.

Had the same issue with another title. After a lot of trial and error I contacted their support with a copy of my recipe, explaining the situation, and they activated it for me so I could redeem my Steam code.

Wait. It doesn’t even run through Proton? Meaning you cannot play Repentance through Linux at all?

It’s like floating tabs in Firefox, which I still hate to the bone.

Used it years ago, it’s pretty, when it works… but it kept breaking and messing up other things.

An easy way to test, and revert, is to just rename the top level folder.

No idea, don’t care.

I think mine went to 70% or something, even though I had it set to 100%. I don’t know for sure though, because the weird thing was that the slider in the tray icon was still at 100%. So I had to “reduce” the brightness and then max it out again to reach proper 100%.

I disabled the dimming because often it would not return it back to 100% for some reason. Dunno. One of those KDE things.

Use Bitwarden.

Discrete: NVIDIA® GeForce® MX350, 2 GB, GDDR5

Yep…

I don’t get flickering from adaptive sync but my screen just goes black for a couple seconds every now and then when it is enabled, usually when playing. No idea why or if Windows would have the same issue.

I think it is technically still counted as a beta.

Link your Steam profile to ProtonDB and make sure it is public and you can see the ratings of your library in their dashboard. Of course it isn’t a 100% accurate thing since they’re user based reviews but it might give you a surprising insight on how much is actually playable with little to no effort.

I don’t understand why browser “casting” is a thing, instead of regular screen cloning / expanding? Why limit it to your browser when there’s so many other applications that could benefit from it?

And people thought Arch users were stupidly entitled and toxic. My favorite part right now is him trying to repeatedly berate me for not being able to read out the correct profile folder within Firefox (which shows the default .mozilla/firefox/), even though I already mentioned that it does not show the actually correct one (.var/app/org.mozilla.firefox/.mozilla/firefox/). I guess he has “skill issues”.

Thanks for further proving my point and good luck with that attitude.

If many things go from 1-2 steps to 20+ steps that I also have to read up on, but aren’t even documented anywhere which means I also have to be some sort of all knowing mystic (meaning they might as well be not possible to do), then yes, that’s very much unintuitive.

Maybe you “forward-thinking generation of software engineers that make elegant, reliable, declarative systems but are totally not entitled shitheads that insult everyone who clearly struggle with such elegancy” should actually listen to the issues that your potential user base is facing instead of dismissing them. Otherwise it will be hard to sell that “future” to them.

If you make your distros even more unintuitive and a hassle than before, then no, it certainly won’t be the future. You people need a reality check.