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  • I understand your point; on my other machine (experimental setup), it's all barebones, TTY only for performance.

    On this rig, though (even if it's not the fastest). I have more resources to spare, so I like to have something different to stare at than my TTY setup xD.

    The reason that I have this dock at the bottom is for a couple of members of this household. That way they can use my system as well. They're not used to Linux, let alone a DM like Niri. I did run KDE before, but the Niri workflow fits my needs more :)

  • The next thing you're telling me is that you don't need man at all.

  • Straight from the TTY, booting into a session :P

  • Hmm, interesting. I'm going to look into that for when V5 releases; thanks for the information!

  • unixporn @lemmy.world

    CachyOS + Niri and Noctalia (Update)

  • unixporn @lemmy.world

    CachyOS + Niri and Noctalia

  • Yep I agree, if it where to work on Linux I might consider it hopefully fully playable OFFLINE. If I where to buy the game it will probably be the cheapest version tho. 100 euros for a game is quite a lot.

    On the other hand, there is also a option I skip the game entirely. FH6 worked flawless on Linux for about 20 hours. After that the save game somehow became corrupt and I can't play anymore. Talking about wasted money. I am even more skeptical of these online games now. 🫣

  • I understand, in Grayjay that is working as far as I know. It shows me videos based on my previously watched content. So that should work.

  • Maybe invidious or use freetube.

    There is also grayjay, and while it works pretty fine I believe there where some controversies around the program even tho I don't know the reason.

  • Currently im using Namida which is also great and open-source in contrary to Symfonium.

    Namida supports Local music, Subsonic and Navidrome servers, WebDAV and even YT music if you even need a song that isn't in your collection yet.

    Another alternative (proprietary) is Symfonium

  • I claimed Slap City many thanks!

  • And they keep asking why many people resort to piracy. Nothing is owned these days; I feel like they also want me to pay for breathing next year.

  • Yes that is correct.

  • You won'tt be disappointed my friend. Also you might want to play the definitive edition of Sleeping Dogs.

    SL has good story writing and recognizable sidequests. Don't forget those, cause some are straight bangers. (Both cultural and cinema references).

  • Tough one actually,

    I got a few, but these are my top picks:

    • OG GTA San Andreas (IMHO, the best map and story) has lots of stuff to do, including an online community long before GTA Online was a thing.

    • Sleeping Dogs (quite an underrated game even though it is getting more attention recently).

    • An old-school platformer one: Jazz Jackrabbit 2 (great OST, fun game to play)

  • Another zen user, good to hear!

  • Games @lemmy.world

    Getting rid of some Steam keys (One per Person) (Now out of keys)

  • Linux @lemmy.world

    Is the amount of snapshots limited to 50?