GPL only guarantees the source for customers.

Companies just post it because it’s easier than mailing it out on request.

Epic does that but it’s under a contract (user agreement) not the license and OSS can’t afford the legal fees that they can.

The other issue is putting the license under a shell company.

Nothing but there were some gpu issues with sleep signals on the newest Debian release. As it’s an always on server I turned those flags off and it’s running normally.

I wish I had Paintdotnet but my daily usage sees Krita work.

Bets on which ends first the strike or Trump’s presidency?

I think you can infer it.

All things that should and are handled by different companies.

Steam violates Unix philosophy so it should never be on a Linux system.

Even their Wine fork requires the Steam runtime.

Also you know you’re lying when you boast about Steam support.

It can be a store, a launcher, a compatibility later, a discussion board, a social platform, a download host, a game developer, or an input manager but it cannot be all those at once.

Epic isn’t without fault either, they also do more than just Unreal Engine. But no one can argue they are worse/do more than Steam and their Linux support better.

Not really, so many people blindly defend Steam because it’s “my monopoly” or “my billionaire.” There just is no reason to buy from them.

They were about how much more capable the working class was than the ruling class.

It was always political.

Kid is going to have a rude awakening when he runs a web query on his dad and everything that comes up has “gay” in the title.

Killing minorities has a chance of punishment now.

Can’t you see both sides?

Are you suggesting chimps are moral?

Games shouldn’t be serious about anti-cheat.

Reminds me of the fighters from Django.

You could use a usb sd card reader but it’s more a comment on how this is a nothing burger.

You can do that on any computer…

DMCA incoming.

You can hate jews but hate muslims more. Does it make sense now?

Why is he protecting the Clintons?

Even at the same level it would be the preferable browser to stop Google from doing whatever they wanted.

but windows binaries will not run directly on Linux hence they’ll need reinstalling in that case.

Create a wine prefix, point it to the binary.

On Lutris this is “add already installed game”

On Steam this is “add non-steam game”

Though if you point your steam library to the location of the games it will detect them as already installed, then you can go to properties and tell it to use proton or set all non-linux games to use proton. (Proton is a wine wrapper with a steam dependency)