Also adding a data point for Optery. I’m sure the other services are comparable, though. Most have free trials.

And yet it’s a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG.

I’ve just been thinking of going back to Earthsea!

Fair enough.

And why a Twitter account?

It’s hard to do so when it seems like your seeding is never connecting to anyone…

Same, this is how I got frustrated by Hades. I no longer have endless time to sink into a game to get good.

Well, they did get them to switch to USB-C, so I’m not holding my breath, but I do hope that this will lead to more interoperability. I’m tired of Apple making Android/non-Apple users feel like second-class citizens.

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It is the most ‘Windows-like’ of the mainstream desktop environments. I don’t usually snap into quadrants but you can, here’s an example of how that would look in KDE.

Yeah, Linux gaming may not be for you if you play a ton of anti-cheat games.

Using a 4090 on Kubuntu works well for my gaming so far. Wayland can be a bit buggy with NVIDIA, but nothing severe.

Admittedly, I don’t play anti-cheat games which don’t really work well and I tend to play older games more than not (though I did just get Stray, which looks great).

I think you want KDE. I’m using KDE on vanilla EndeavourOS and it snaps windows just fine. Hotkeys work too, just slightly different (super + page up instead of up arrow to maximize).

I haven’t - thanks for the tip! I’ve mostly been running Kubuntu vanilla, aside from changing some DNS configs.

Oh, that sounds great, thank you! I just got Stray recently and they do something like this as well - put hints that are kind of immersive with the atmosphere, so it’s helpful while not being too intrusive.

Thank you, I’ll take a look at those!

I’m actually not a huge combat person, I like RPGs and exploratory games. But I’m not big on platformers or side-scrollers. I suck at puzzles, so tend to not gravitate towards those types of games unless the story is compelling (I loved Portal, for example, but had to look up walkthroughs after a certain point). The narrative element of it does appeal, I like cyberpunk/dystopian stuff.

Huh, is this the parkour game? I remember seeing it on Steam, but it didn’t seem like something I’d be into.

As a noob who is only moderately tech savvy, how can I get started with selfhosting? Is it worth just buying a Pi to mess around with at first?

Neat, I will have to check that out! I’m guessing you can’t enable it on locked down work devices, however.