esync = alpha version

fsync = beta version

ntsync = final release

Ntsync got rid of performance degradation that can occur with some games under esync and fsync and that’s the why it’s allowed to go in the mainline kernel, it has no downside.

Why use a GUI (Easy Effects) when you can do it the hard way and going nowhere.

The glorious life of openSUSE, defaults to btrfs on install and everything is preconfigured with snapper out of the box. Easy life, nothing to worry about.

Whatever you do never flag your drives as system important (except the one with the OS), I found out the hard way when one died.

The devs from Tango who worked on Hi-Fi Rush are now working for Valve on Deadlock.

So all in all a worthless article.

The App Lounge from /e/OS has access to the play store if you choose to log in to Google. It is possible (but not recommended because of a possible ban) to purchase stuff, I haven’t done that yet, but some apps want to talk to Google to see if it was purchased and that gives an error.

For example, Wavelet can’t unlock paid status, All-In-One Calculator gives the option to link an email so it can restore paid status, Nova Launcher uses a different app to restore paid status so it works as well.

Until they come across the right person inside the EU, then they are fucked. :)

Anti consumer tos are strictly prohibited. For example you could even sue your way out of a ban when you cheated because they keep you out of consuming a product you paid for.

Randy Shitfork should go back watching underaged “squirt magic”.

Hey ranting about Windows for over a year (technically even longer) now and was promising a video about Linux, glad to finally see it after waking up.

Its literally the same engine they use since Morrowind.

I don’t understand, how can you make it easier to run games than pressing start on Steam?