Ziglin (they/them)

I was going to ask why anybody would want to move the root directory and where to but it was a joke right?

Do you know whether it works on proton and or do you intend to make a Linux build? I’ll probably test it if I remember find the time next week.

Works fine for me on endeavourOS (Hyprland and i3).

What makes it bad for Linux?

I would consider downvotes one way of saying no without needing to go through a bunch of effort typing out a reply that will recieve the equivalent upvotes.

They’re assembled into binary (together with metadata in some cases).

Does this work on PC? I couldn’t figure out local multiplayer last time I tried (I only tried for a couple of minutes).

I think it was BG3 or Potion Craft for me.

It wasn’t. I thought it would be a sort of horror game based on the title. I’m slightly curious about how a game about/named after a coffee machine turns into that but I’m okay not knowing.

I used to love that. Now I don’t really know why, maybe because the clock was visible.

Just install one. Likely it won’t have ads.

Except the success chances are significantly higher on Linux and It’s easy to find a manual.

Opening the first link on my phone redirected me to a mobile site in an rtl language (hebrew?) 🤣

I think the best part about it is that it even has a /en in the original url.

I am curious how. If you were deleting everything in the local directory you wouldn’t need the ./ before the asterisk, so was it some sort of piping that messed it up?

You forgot the -r just like always.

Isn’t it off by default? (If not it should be)

I love waiting 20 minutes (after failing to select Linux in grub) for Windows to do an update before being allowed to make an input if I’m lucky I catch it between restarts, so yeah they do actually have a point…

Been running endeavouros for over a year on two machines. The only time I couldn’t boot was when the Nvidia drivers decided not to work with the LTS kernel anymore. So I just started the normal kernel and changed that to the default in my boot manager. This is the only issue I’ve had with it and it’s arch based. I really don’t understand the bad reputation.

Also the arch wiki is applicable to most distros with only slight changes.

I tried installing rust which required some Visual Studio compiler on a Windows machine configured to reset itself when rebooted. It decided I needed a reboot. I’m glad I didn’t have unsaved files…

Needless to say I could not run my program on that machine. Why does it need a reboot? I don’t know. It’s just meant to be a compiler.

Understandable, I don’t really see how it’s related to this thread though.

It also had a lot of weird issues that people asked me or mostly techy people around me to fix. People with Windows 7 or 10 had significantly less issues and because of the familiarity (which obviously isn’t necessarily a good thing) more people could fix the problem due to having had it themselves.