HDo you have any suggestions to have an experience closer to a console?
KOn Nvidia? No
Padorable how they tried to keep that under wraps too
Hcof cof cbr mariner
ZThey were very open about this
Hat first? no they weren't
Pthey absolutely were not open about this back when azure first started getting marketing
Htechnically you can do some bizarre stuff and use pegasus frontend somehow
ZYou mean because the product wasn't ready? Windows servers and toolset is very old. The Linux toolset managed under them was not.
Pyeah for nvidia i'd focus more on using it for game streaming
Hbut it will not be as smooth
Pif you care about the console experience
Pthat's the best you will get atm with NV
HX11 is a pain fr
Pwhat
Hanyways I'm out of this convo
Pyeah im gonna go make my coffee
ZBig corps don't just share things dude. Its like advertising something you're not yet sure if its the direction you will be taking yet (ppl complain endlessly if you promise something but decide you need to change later, so what seems like hiding is sometimes just not ready yet or hasn't gotten approval yet)
ZThis is nothing new
ZThere is a lot about MS I do not like as a company. But there are some things they have done pretty well at times. Being open about what they're thinking or developing has always been something they are more reserved about. They have a lot of executive channels that make things less than ideal at times.
ZYet Unity is the most used game-engine. Being anti MS is one thing (which I'm with you on in many ways) but applying that bias to override all other forms of reasoning is a bit silly. C# is objectively good for many technical reasons in the game world and many other worlds as well. Is it perfect, No. Do I like the VM, not really. Is it flawed, yes. But so are many other langs, particularly on their compiler sides. Its just MS didn't make them I'm hearing is the issue. Doesn't make them better though. I emphasize Roslyn here because outside all the flaws in the .NET world this isn't one of them and something far to many lang lack completely or in elegance.
Pbrother what
Pgod damn you are trying really hard to feel validated here but i will not do it for you
Pyou started off here by saying you're trying to reinvent the CLR yourself (the runtime that modern dotnet IR already runs under that targets c for native c speeds)
HWhen I had the Steam deck I used the NVidia PC for streaming, now it has been sitting idle for a while so I wanted to put it in the living room and use it as a console
Pplease do not reply to me again if you are still looking to argue about C#
ZI started off saying I'm reinventing the CLR? Dude did you smoke a joint before getting online?
P
ZBecause thats the start of the conversation?
Zlol try harder dude Jesus
KI'm solving this rn
RGuys I need help. Installed bazzite on my oneXFly handheld not knowing it would bug out, doesn't seem to support it. So i couldn't get into desktop mode and remove the file from the boot folders.
But I managed to go to bios change the boot order and also disable option boot 2 for bazzite.
I've also deleted the efi and partition for Linux in windows
Does this do the same thing as deleting
But I managed to go to bios change the boot order and also disable option boot 2 for bazzite.
I've also deleted the efi and partition for Linux in windows
Does this do the same thing as deleting
ZStating C# is widely used and a good lang in many ways shouldn't be such a big issue. Like mother of god its time to get over yourselves. You don't like it, cool but 99% of the reasons have been pure ignorence on it. Which is what I was countering. And there is nothing wrong with me doing so.
K@Pez : 
Admit C# is cool and used by a huge number of video games, and can be used for Linux desktop apps
Admit C# is cool and used by a huge number of video games, and can be used for Linux desktop appsPi never said it wasn't
K@zezba9000 Admit Unity is the 2nd most popular engine and that Unreal is primarily C++/UnrealScript
Admit Unity is the 2nd most popular engine and that Unreal is primarily C++/UnrealScriptKNo further discussion
Plike modern dotnet is cool but
Pthat's modern dotnet
Pthis guy is basically saying he set out on a journey to reinvent modern dotnet by himself to solve a problem that hasn't been a problem for a good five years
KYou just need to delete the partitions
Z100% and an objective fact I can agree with.
KThat's the only thing that counts as removing it
RIt doesn't matter if the boot option shows? Even if I have removed the partition?
ZI never said why I was making, just that I was. There are very cool reasons for this FYI. Performance is just free when doing it. I wanted to bring C# & .NET subset to non-supported platforms. Particularly retro console systems or embedded platforms. But this is off topic and I'll say no more at @Kyle Gospo request.
Pdotnet has been portable and consistently fast for at least a good five years you are wasting your time inventing new ways to skin the same old cat
HNo further discussion
Pi should just hold a sign up
