Until developers make and maintain, consistently, linux ports of games I'll take what I can get. This is a huge step up from keeping winehq on hand before purchasing any game disks.
The guarantee by the steam when they list a game as compatible is so far the best linux gaming guarantee I've ever seen.
That said I regularly buy games because they have a working native linux binary.
No idea where you're reading anger in that plain statement.
No? It's an entire ecosystem people just pretend isn't there. The Internet is a lot more than just websites
Sounds like the world wide web is broken. The Internet works fine still.
🤣 thanks for linking! Wow this list is so petty!
I wholeheartedly agree
Asspirations
Clearly not you. Or me
Who likes short shorts?
Until developers make and maintain, consistently, linux ports of games I'll take what I can get. This is a huge step up from keeping winehq on hand before purchasing any game disks.
The guarantee by the steam when they list a game as compatible is so far the best linux gaming guarantee I've ever seen.
That said I regularly buy games because they have a working native linux binary.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source
To answer the title alone
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Crow
As the author of a wayland gtk lockscreen - the first assertation is false.
I also don't experience any jitter on scroll on any device
But it means nothing. You can cypher in much more efficient or clever ways.
But... so what?
Encryption exists manually. This isn't the problem you appear to imagine it is
I'm still not seeing why that is a problem. The information remains even if it has no glyphs.
I can't work out what you're asking.
You use "mitigated" like this is some kind of exploit but it's just unicode text still.
What is the problem with private use areas of unicode?
What an interesting set of assumptions this is.
As opposed to any other 2026?
The step before "recycle" is "reuse"