oh hmmm as soon as this update is done, i will try arch, is your debian based on bookworm or sid?
oh hmmm as soon as this update is done, i will try arch, is your debian based on bookworm or sid?
Kmy debian example was mint based on debian
Knot sure what they base on specifically
KI'd wager it's closer to unstable
Dohhhh interesting, it definitely depends what container to use, the result with bazzite-arch shows my GPU
D
Dim guessing bleeding/cutting edge distros like arch and debian sid containers are better suited for passing over devices when its newish hardware*
Dremoving those deployments did reduce the size and the error shows up less. Is there a way for systemd to show an error instead of the ?
JI love linux charlie
I LOVE LINUX
I LOVE LINUX
Dvalves logic behind AppIds infuriates me
Dwhy is it a signed 32bit integer, yes i get that there will never be that many games (well, with AI text-to-game model, we'll see about that...) but still...
©
Di take it that might be using something like SQL behind the scenes, and its probably faster than string indexing
©Same reason why the Y2K problem happened and similar: "This should be enough" and no thinking ahead..
©Sad but facts of live...
Dwell i got annoyed with steamtinkerlaunch, i don't like it, so I'm making an all in one tool for adding non-steamgames, i want to launch a script, maybe even an ansible playbook when this thing is done, and have it restore all my games from my NAS, automatically just put them all as steam shortcuts
D
©One day when, world-wide, the internet speeds at home are fast enough we will all be using cloud games, no more local installs needed....
Combined with torrent tech, and voila...
Combined with torrent tech, and voila...
NHell no
©why not?
VCloud gaming 
©Exactly, and i even go further by saying Cloud-OS. (Booting from cloud using PXE)
NI don’t want that
VYeaaaah
Dthat sounds like the 80s with extra steps
VThat's like, awful
©It has pro's and cons ofcourse...
NI’ve become wary of cloud shit more and more
Vpros:
- Not needing an SSD
- Not needing to install updates? Maybe?
cons:
- Literally everything else
- Not needing an SSD
- Not needing to install updates? Maybe?
cons:
- Literally everything else
NI don’t like it
Dwell actually mainframes weren't that bad...
NYou still need an ssd to hold some local data 
Danyone ever use one back in the day? clouds are like mainframes on steroids, anyway point is, its not your computer at that point if you're on the cloud
©Actually:
- Pro's: More Vendor control.
- Con's: Less piracy and cheating...
Dits already bad enough we have corps that are trying to get us to buy the same stuff over and over T_T
VThose both sound like cons to consumer's rights
©They are, but it's the non-consumers that control stuff like that...
D@©TriMoon™ to your point though, to look at it from your perspective, it could be beneficial to even the playing field for pvp games
VI get that... But why be excited for a future like that?
Dbut that's where i draw the line, no point in playing on the cloud for single player games
©Not excited, im just sharing what i think will happen...
Dyou're not wrong, they're definitely trying to get us to go in that direction
VA future like this doesn't sound like it has much room for Linux on home PCs either
©That is not related.... Becaus you should be able to choose the OS you want to boot into, by communicating with your ISP and contract
Dits all good though, you will be able to pick up razer rgb 360fps gaming PCs at the antique store in about 10 years time for a good deal
DLOL dystopian...
VTruly dystopian
©Don't understand that word...
V"I envision a future where you need a billion dollar company's permission to use an operating system"
Dutopia = paradise, dystopia = what you just described
