"How to play Fall Guys in mac: Step one, use bootcamp"
"How to play Fall Guys in mac: Step one, use bootcamp"
Coh well
TEAC does not run on macOS
Twell, more specifically, EAC via Wine does not run on macOS
CYeah, I'm f'd
CBut that means I don't need windows once I get my legion, huzzah!
TI think there was a mac native game that does use EAC, but I cannot remember what it was
CI hope that with the recent super push Apple is making for gaming, I'll be able to play those games eventually in my mac
CI mean, I can run Resident Evil Village in my 15 Pro Max, so what gives
TI don't think Epic will be making moves for EAC on Mac support any time soon
KThey don't care about Linux users and those are getting financially supported by Valve and have more than double the player count
KNo way they support apple without a fat paycheck
Tplus a signed letter from Tim Cook saying how wrong Cook has been about the whole lawsuit thing
Ti would prefer linux improvements over mac tbh but hey im biased. apple essentially killed a lot of older games that were ported due to the removal of all 32-bit libs/executables
FI'm aware of those. I just want something that creates separate prefixes automatically like Steam. Not myself to configure those every time I want to use something.
Create a prefix, copy that app into that long flatpak .var file location because it does not like anything outside of it's sandbox, even if enabled in permissions.
Than import desktop shortcut manually for that app. Install Visual C++, DirectX 9, .NET Framework & other things. Than you have it working.
Steam Common Redistributable is something it's needed for Bottles, Lutris & others imo.
I want that to be automated as much as possible.
Create a prefix, copy that app into that long flatpak .var file location because it does not like anything outside of it's sandbox, even if enabled in permissions.
Than import desktop shortcut manually for that app. Install Visual C++, DirectX 9, .NET Framework & other things. Than you have it working.
Steam Common Redistributable is something it's needed for Bottles, Lutris & others imo.
I want that to be automated as much as possible.
CI mean, they threw their tantrum after the lawsuit, they removed support for Rocket League before that, and then killed Fortnite for Mac after that, so yeah, no shot
CWell, let's be honest, the reason there's eac linux support is because Valve released the steam deck and it became an absolute hit, and that's a big new market to tap on
TEAC Linux support existed before the Deck
COh, really? Interesting
CWhen I was a heavy linux user I only played lol, paradox games and some indies, so I really never cared about EAC until fall guys and apex dropped, and by then I started to use windows again
TSweeney moves the goalposts with respect to the Deck. last public statement was "tens of millions" of sales needed
ETim Sweeny don't contradict himself challenge (impossible)
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CThat's kinda what Bottles and Lutris does, it would be neat as you say, that they detect what you are trying to run, look up the recipe automatically and then does all the work for you, but as far as I know, there isn't anything like that right now, besides Steam, which at the end does what Lutris does, use recipes, and even then it's not quite automated because for some games you need to change the proton version, etc
COh god, taskbar in the left side? I would hate that
CYou know, I just realized why I like the MacOS UI too much, it works kinda like GNOME 3 or even GNOME 2, one bar at the top, one at the bottom, you can also get hot corners, etc
CI'll definitely use GNOME when the time comes, 100% 
Khave you tried the hot edge extension?
CI don't have another computer other than my mac
Cbut I fondly remember using hot corners when I did have a pc with linux
CI had a screenshot hot corner, a note taking hot corner and a show me all apps corner
KKmakes gnome behave far more like OSX
Kwith a hidden dock
Cfunnily enough, since Ventura, you have a note hot corner
C
CShut up
Cthat's amazing
Jthat does look dope
CRight in the money! Answer from a Rioter
C
Tmac hot corners are also configurable
CYes!
TI use one corner for the current app's windows and another for all apps
CI have to set up one to open launch pad
Cbut like, to run any app I use spotlight, so yeah, there's that
CIt's funny because in the iPhone I organized all the apps in neat folders, but any time I'm gonna run an app, I just do a swipe down and look for it on spotlight
Kif you ever find the full blown dock to be hard to maintain
KI packaged it 
CBy the way Kyle, what monitor do you have?
TI was never really keen on the launchpad either on macOS or even GNOME. I just use spotlight or whatever search entry is available
