… I don’t know if I’d call it sad, as much as kinda baffling. Vim was on every package manager list I’ve seen, under text editors… Big stylised letters, how does one miss that?
I feel like it’s someone who only uses Linux specifically for (and because of) their work, and has probably never tinkered and casually browsed around in it.
Yeah, I can see how that can be sad, like a person who doesn’t actually share your culture/hobby after all.
I mean… Young people don’t know things yet… Isn’t that normal?
I get feeling existential about the passage of time, but… Sad? Laughing? Maybe I’m imagining it wrong, but I dunno. Maybe I’m just the young person in this occasion.
Did you just… Write 8g ram, implying it’s an amount small enough to belong on a school pc?
This would be true, if recording and labelling that work was free. But it isn’t, it requires effort.
Can someone fill me too?
Ah he was talking about the screen. I was thinking about the processor itself, “X calculations per second”, rather than “X millions of calculations per second”.
Sixty… times per second? I think it’s a couple more than that, to be honest.
Is it you? Are you no-code, scalable, serverless, and a solution?
Mine can get surprisingly close 👀 The Balkans are surely, one of the places of the world.
Oooh, had it via direct download, I’ve wanted to seed it for that exact reason. Mind pming me a magnet so I can assist?
Honestly, because troubleshooting gets annoying for me when I want to play a game, I have made a brain-dead algorithm for how to play games on the deck, and it looks like this:
Do I want to buy it on Steam? If not,
Does it run in Windows? If yes, just download and install in Windows PC, and then (Warpinator) it into the deck. Add shortcut to steam, use latest stable proton. That’s it. You’re done.
W-wait… It doesn’t run natively on Windows? (Old af games like Touhou 6). Just Bottles it, and finagle with the setup a bit, that’s gonna take some effort.
As a general rule, proton is a beast, and I have stopped bothering with Linux native piracy entirely.
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