Linux is too mainstream nowadays, I’m moving to FreeBSD

STLexandria torrent on TL?

He’s a writer, his work laptop is probably owned by him

The guy clearly has some previous experience.

Fallout 3

I remember playing Fallout 3 through wine on my Macbook Pro ages ago, it worked ok but crashed often. Well, given the circumstances it was more than good enough.

I have the absolute worst reason for dual booting Linux and Windows

“I need to use WSL”

I use Windows VMs to flash industrial PLCs all the time lol

Seems unwise to reduce the livelihood of people contributing what’s often essential software to busking.

If talented, expert people have no incentive into contributing to OSS, or have better incentives to apply their skills on something else, OSS loses and so does society.

You mean the Brotherhood of Nod

I think we should go with GDI, Global Defence Initiative

Northern Italy here. We are having the coldest winter in 10 years.

Idk where in the North are you, but around these parts the “exceptional” cold just means it’s been a winter like the ones we used to have in the past, young people just don’t remember, or, no discrimination intended, they’re not from around here.

Si, ma di quale regione?

That doesn’t seem to be what they’re talking about

You mean “once again”. They had one, but screwed it up. Who the fuck types in the file save dialog expecting it to perform SEARCH?

And there’s another (real!) American fighting them

Proton has a client app as well, doesn’t it? If it doesn’t have OpenVPN/Wireshark config support I would avoid it

Nah, it’s an issue, full stop. PIA isn’t responsible for making its shit work everywhere (tho it would be a more responsible approach to use an universal approach) and Bazzite isn’t responsible for making sure every program works on the distro.

For development there’s also Bazzite-dx

PIA VPN

Holy mother of blob, Batman

I found, as an experienced Linux user, that with Bazzite you’ve got to forget the complicated approaches you’re used to, and go for the easy one, it usually works. Lots can be done from KDE’s system settings, or from the bundled utilities. Also I disagree with the order they chose for the application installation methods on their wiki, I think distrobox should be right after Flatpak.