There’s no emulation. Worst case scenario, the game is using Microsoft’s proprietary DirectX graphics API, so we translate those calls to Vulkan or OpenGL with DXVK. That’s simply out of our control since we cannot see or modify the code, but everything else is running on Linux.

Intel actually uses DXVK on Windows for better compatibility and performance for their Arc GPU’s.

what?

greg just fucking cooked

imagine not being a gigachad bringing your nintendo 3ds, that actually has a physical switch to disable wireless communication and can record videos and take pictures that totally don’t look like they’re from 2011

No, if it’s working for you, why bother? Unless you’re the adventurous distro hopper, stick to what’s working for you. I’d only take the time to switch my home to bazzite if Nobara started causing problems.

Gaming.

if you game on Linux you wanna go with bazzite, games “just work” on there without any tweaking or fixing or patching. And in the rare case you do need to patch a game like gmod, they have a built in script for it like ujust fix-gmod

unless maybe it automatically restarted and put all my applications back on screen that I had running, not sure. but I know it didn’t shut down since I literally hit the power button and it was immediately on, it was asleep.

they have an option which lets you turn off automatic updates

and with immutable distro’s, you can always rollback to a previous state instantly and not update the OS if you don’t want to, just the applications.

goodluck! hopefully Manjaro won’t push another broken package!

Bazzite is my first true experience with an immutable distro, and wow, what a magical moment it was.

I’ve been eyeing on fedora 40’s release for some time now because it fixes all the Wayland problems for Nvidia cards. One night my grandma needed some help, so I walked away from my PC, it automatically suspended, came back 30 or so minutes later, and when I logged in I was just automatically on KDE 6 with fedora 40, didn’t even reboot.

This is truly the year of the Linux desktop.

was just curious if like other video game series the story isn’t in sync with the time they were released if that makes sense

why would they post this on April first this is amazing

probably because keepass is installed via flatpak (default way of installing things, also they’re sandboxed)

https://discourse.flathub.org/t/how-to-run-firefox-and-keepassxc-in-a-flatpak-and-get-the-keepassxc-browser-add-on-to-work/437

all my stress just melts away picking up my switch and sitting out on a bench somewhere riding on a horse in breath of the wild while hearing soft, soothing melodies play.

I swear I think I’m gonna have hundreds of hours into this game before I ever beat it

still waiting on when they add EAC to Rocket League randomly without proton support

purism is literally a scam company and shouldn’t be promoted

blah! Android forks!

postmarket os is where it’s at!

or Ubuntu Touch if you’re… that type of person.

I hope moving forward, EVs will be regulated and have modular parts, and can still be user repairable, unlike (most) smartphones.

I don’t want them to have that “vendor lock in” that Apple and Samsung are famous for, component wise.

sadge.

Sorry I dont really understand your point, it could be my bad English.

I’m gonna explain my point further; You can make it look like you’re using Chrome when you’re not, and if everyone just makes it look like they’re using Chrome, then developers will only support Chrome and Google can and will pull off whatever shit they want to like Web DRM, just under a different name which they’ve done in the past.

So the minority using Firefox won’t have proper support and will see more pop ups like these from more websites. The only difference being whatever feature the website needs actually won’t be supported on Firefox because developers only see that everyone is using “Chrome”.