… Publishers like Valorant, the Riot ecosystem, along with a long list of competitive titles, are hard incompatibilities on the platform. On the other hand, Windows' massive market share continues to remain the most compelling incentive for developers to optimize their software for the platform. …
… None of it was a model swap, but a stack of server-side settings users couldn't see and couldn't opt out of. …
… While I know people who refuse to use this included installer for bragging rights, I just wanted to get Linux set up and opted to use the installer. …
… It churned out a generic service-migration tutorial that made a lot of assumptions about my environment and the services being transferred to a new host. …
… It's a trade-off about how much data you're willing to let the tool have , and this leak reveals exactly how much you've already been sharing without realizing it.
… While Slippi has nothing to do with PC porting efforts of classic games, it does demonstrate that these kinds of projects can be axed at any time, and Nintendo and other publishers have absolutely no qualms about protecting their IP — even if it's detrimental to their image. …
… A meaningful slice of modern multiplayer gaming runs on kernel-level anti-cheat systems that either don't support Linux at all or require the publisher to opt in to Proton compatibility. …
… Everything worked out all right, but in the meantime, I forgot about the primary feature I aimed for when I opted for Pi-hole — ad blocking. …
… Without those scripts, claw skill outright refuses to start, as those files have to make it onto the chip alongside the bootloader, app, and partition table. …