I got an upgraded L440, judging from your context, you got a ThinPad, which are not as good as the older ThiccPads, of which the L440 is a part of.

Stop ruining ThinkPads for me!!!

I prefer multi-paradigm languages with opt-in FP features, as purely FP languages can overcomplicate stuff, especially optimizations.

Five Nights at Altman’s

I think a better enforcable solution would be taxing the shit out of these corporations, then give state grants to open source projects. I actually looked into licenses that would allow me to force corpos to donate, but they’re unenforcable.

Windows often have a better API than Linux, but not always.

Is there one on spite-driven development? It is used in Yandere Simulator and most of its clones.

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Plus it comes with software with steep learning curve (Neovim, Hyprland, etc.), that is also popular among the “gatekeeper” types.

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I don’t see why drivers or similar shouldn’t be GPL or LGPL…

According to Linus Tech Tips vs. Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux uses Intel graphics card.

Getting the values of given variables.

Trucking is out of question due to health reasons, can’t get a driver’s license unless it’s for agricultural machines, and with that I have the issue of waking up early each day.

Okay, try it with nVidia!

Rust has constant by default, which many don’t like in gamedev circles. Yes, compilers don’t care and optimize - at the highest optimization setting, otherwise it’s marginally slower, and each constant use will just add up.

Other Functional Programming features of Rust makes writing transform functions quite good, until you need to get the results of those functions to be displayed.

Some of the system-level allocation is quite hard with Rust, if not impossible.

The borrow checker is hard to use with games, not to mention it has a big impact on performance.

Object-Oriented Programming is possible through macros, but sometimes you need OOP instead of Entity Component System for more system-level stuff. Sure, ECS is really nice for game systems, but Bevy (an engine written in Rust) uses it for everything.

The self documenting code: short acronyms, that will make you go “AHA!” after hours of rubber ducking.

Game dev? Just force Rust into it, despite being quite mediocre for the job, there’s so many engines written in Rust. ECS is the answer to everything!

Opportunity missed in not calling it GnObject.

Windows:

KATE + RemedyBG

Linux:

KATE + Seer