Well, I used mint the longest due to its stability. So I jus t start to experiment with that. If it ain't broken (yet), don't fix it.
I keep looking for alternatives tho, maybe I should give Fedora a try in the near future?
Performance wise mint is pretty good, the only issue I currently have is Double Commander. It doesn't like to be opened in full screen. Otherwise everything else works great. I hope to use Wayland in the future though.
Well I can still switch to cinnemon if needed, but im currently using i3 exclusively. For work, browsing the web, making music and play games once in a while.
It works great in i3 so I'm liking it so far. If linux Mint 22.3/23 has full Wayland support I might replace it with an Wayland alternative.
I never used Tiling Window Managers before, I started to like them like 2/3 weeks ago. (using linux since 2 years now).
I was experimenting with cortile but that wasn't a good solution due to several bugs/instabilities. I3 seams to be one of the easier ones to customize, so I ended up using that instead.
Well I used Spotify in the past but prices are increasing over here so canceled that a long time ago. Now I'm using Symfonium with my Navidrome server manage my local library of songs. Now I just download them to the devices for offline listening.
for Android there is a client named seeker. you need to create an account (mainly just a username and password) after that its pretty much setup. You can search for the song that you want, download it and if possible also seed/share it with other people :)
Well the younger me always wanted to know where those trams where going since there was no opportunity to board one. Because the station was inaccessible. Every time you drive a car near Victoria peaks you see a glimpse of the track but now I was able to check it out in full.
Turned out to be a complete loop, which might have been a part of the map (accessible for the player) at some point before the idea was scrapped.
I do wonder why I remember it being a beige like room, or could it be that those are later levels?
Oh thank you! Believe me I'm searching for years now haha finally found it! 🙏 thanks my man, the screenshots alone are nostalgic 😂
In addition to those:
Non-Steam:
Once a week
What about Navidrome as a server and Feishin as the client.
Or my second backup system mod + rmpc (terminal music player with artwork support)
Street Racing Syndicate
Well, I used mint the longest due to its stability. So I jus t start to experiment with that. If it ain't broken (yet), don't fix it.
I keep looking for alternatives tho, maybe I should give Fedora a try in the near future?
Performance wise mint is pretty good, the only issue I currently have is Double Commander. It doesn't like to be opened in full screen. Otherwise everything else works great. I hope to use Wayland in the future though.
Well I can still switch to cinnemon if needed, but im currently using i3 exclusively. For work, browsing the web, making music and play games once in a while.
It works great in i3 so I'm liking it so far. If linux Mint 22.3/23 has full Wayland support I might replace it with an Wayland alternative.
I never used Tiling Window Managers before, I started to like them like 2/3 weeks ago. (using linux since 2 years now). I was experimenting with cortile but that wasn't a good solution due to several bugs/instabilities. I3 seams to be one of the easier ones to customize, so I ended up using that instead.
Is there any partition in the E U to stop Google from implementing their developer verification system?
Like Stop Killing Games?
Well I used Spotify in the past but prices are increasing over here so canceled that a long time ago. Now I'm using Symfonium with my Navidrome server manage my local library of songs. Now I just download them to the devices for offline listening.
for Android there is a client named seeker. you need to create an account (mainly just a username and password) after that its pretty much setup. You can search for the song that you want, download it and if possible also seed/share it with other people :)
What about Nicotine+? Works great, its a client for soulseek. The quality is much higher most of the time.
The menu theme of Jazz Jackrabbit 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_E8LSvpyULw
Well the younger me always wanted to know where those trams where going since there was no opportunity to board one. Because the station was inaccessible. Every time you drive a car near Victoria peaks you see a glimpse of the track but now I was able to check it out in full.
Turned out to be a complete loop, which might have been a part of the map (accessible for the player) at some point before the idea was scrapped.
I agree! I just revisited this game for a dose of nostalgia; still a great game in my humble opinion.
I realy like Las Venturas, GTA SA and the Hong Kong map of Sleeping Doge since it feels so alive and dense.
I get you, a lot of features are not implemented last time I checked.
Put it in a rice bowl it will fix it.
I believe that's the upcoming new look of VLC 4.0 since its still in beta. Its taking them a long time though
well its an unique name, I haven't heard it before!