on Linux vs Windows, my experience · c/linux_gaming · 1 pts · 2yCool I’ve spent a year trying to adapt to these dumbass apps. It didn’t work out for me.
on Linux vs Windows, my experience · c/linux_gaming · 3 pts · 2yI don’t expect apps to work the same way. I was trying to adapt to these new apps. They just don’t do what I want them to do. They’re amazing for base users. Not for doing it for living.
on Linux vs Windows, my experience · c/linux_gaming · -1 pts · 2yAffinity Photo and Capture One are the only things keeping me from migrating. Yes, I tried your GIMP and RAWTherapy. They’re horrendous.
on I feel like the Steam Deck is the best proof of Gabe Newell's quote that "piracy is a service issue." · c/piracy · 1 pts · 2yYeah no for sure, but you can still download those games, which were removed after you purchased them, and play. GOG is still the W, yet they never really compete, considering the amount of games available
on I feel like the Steam Deck is the best proof of Gabe Newell's quote that "piracy is a service issue." · c/piracy · 1 pts · 2yYeah, valve is pretty much one of the least companies, that let you own your games, not rent for a couple of years for $100
Cool
I’ve spent a year trying to adapt to these dumbass apps. It didn’t work out for me.
I don’t expect apps to work the same way. I was trying to adapt to these new apps. They just don’t do what I want them to do. They’re amazing for base users. Not for doing it for living.
Affinity Photo and Capture One are the only things keeping me from migrating. Yes, I tried your GIMP and RAWTherapy. They’re horrendous.
Yeah no for sure, but you can still download those games, which were removed after you purchased them, and play.
GOG is still the W, yet they never really compete, considering the amount of games available
Yeah, valve is pretty much one of the least companies, that let you own your games, not rent for a couple of years for $100