I am a little disappointed to find out it was just the Mike Tyson fight and not the entire game. Or I was curious to see what ridiculous glitches they needed to use to get to the end in 2 minutes.

It’s weird because there is a thumbnail with pictures but no pictures in the actual article

Blocking Linux probably didn’t help those numbers

Two libraries sound good, but I heard the Steam Flatpak has issues with libraries on multiple drives. Haven’t had a chance to try it myself.

Unrelated aside, I like running torrents on my NAS because I almost always have that on, plus I have ZFS on it so all the data is reasonable durable.

Is that the BTRFS raid mode or something else?

Keep in mind that Playboy had a reputation as more than just porn. A lot of really respected authors had work published in Playboy.

I not sure of its culture status when the event in question happened, but it would have been different then say, Penthouse.

Maybe I will just go back to native, the flatpak stuff is pretty neat, but more useful on a distro with less up to date drivers and kernel.

What permissions would I have to set?

I don’t have an answer for you, but out of curiosity, is the freeze exactly 25 seconds?

Possibly? How would I do some dbus debugging to confirm that?

Also, while it’s frozen, you might want to check beneath all the open windows to see if a new window has appeared behind them.

I don’t think this is it, because when the UI unfreezes I often move the window around because it goes into drag mode and don’t see anything behind it.

The freeze behaves like, I get a message and I open it to respond and maybe get a letter or 2 types before it just hard freezes.

Are any major Lemmy or Mastodon instances in Fedi Garden?

I was looking through the site and didn’t see any instances I recognized but they also nest everything so it takes like 3 clicks to see 2 severs.

Edit: By type looks like the easier way to see the entire list, which is not huge and I don’t recognize any of the servers but I will admit I am not a big Mastodon person.

Thanks.

Ended up adding :/usr/lib/pressure-vessel/overrides/share to the end of the XDG_DATA_DIRS environment variable as described in https://github.com/flathub/com.valvesoftware.Steam/pull/1281/files.

This is a good step but I still feel like it’s pretty obscure where a package is actually coming from. “by Google” or for the Steam package “by Valve” is really confusing and makes it sounds like it’s coming directly from the company. Unverified tells the user to pay attention but there is no hover over to say what it actually means.

I could compile my own flatpak locally I suppose but I imagine they will do a release soon

Typo in the last message, I didn’t pull the trigger.

Yeah mine too, glad I didn’t pull the trigger during the Steam sale

I finally got a chance to try this out and couldn’t get it to work then I realized you mentioned this was git only right now, and I am all Flatpak’d up, so I need to wait.

What is the specific commit that adds the magic since the last release?

Fingers crossed on the out of the box support.

Thanks again for the knowledge.

Thanks, appreciate the write up. Definitely sounds like HDR under Linux has a long way to go to reach the “just works” level.

I asked this in another thread but I would be curious to get different perspectives; could you use gamescope and mpv under Gnome and get HDR support or is KDE’s HDR support essential here?

So what is the benefit of KDE’s HDR support at that? Could you do something similar under Gnome and get HDR support in games?