Any company that doesn't make everything free is terrible obviously. Never mind the fact that a major company is making an effort to not just use, but improve and support Linux for consumers in a huge way.
Screw them for not doing more for FOSS software I guess.
That part came from talking about Valve opening SteamOS up to more than just the Steam Deck or other OEM partner devices.
Valve will "let you" download an image and slap it on a desktop, laptop, smart toaster, or any other x86 based computer.
At the very least, the big laptop manufacturers making Linux handhelds means just from a cost cutting and resource perspective, there's a good chance laptop and desktop hardware support improves even further just because they reuse parts across devices.
Hell, NVIDIA is probably watching this and wishing they'd supported Linux better in the past because now they have some catching up to do.
To be fair, I think all the extra work he did do helped the luck come to him. He was constantly working and looking to get those roles, so when they did come around, he was ready to take the opportunity. Luck is still the dominant factor, but working to be ready to take advantage of the chance was important too.
Sounds like people in charge got caught up in a dick swinging contest.
Heard it myself today: "Ukraine started the war." "If they'd be willing to compromise just a bit, they'd have peace."
Because they went in wanting to find a way to make Zelenskyy seem unreasonable. They have no intention of helping Ukraine at all and now it's going to be because he didn't immediately kiss Trumps feet.
Agreed. Favorite fiction podcast I've found so far.
WiFi password at my parents house is still "It's a secret" so when people ask, we can tell them It's a secret.
Stopped buying books from Amazon years ago. Still had 120 there from previous purchases. Definitely couldn't just re-buy the books elsewhere.
This tool got the last of my library moved from Amazon so I DON'T have to buy from them again.
Nothing will go wrong here. Nope. Not at all.
Agreed. Targeting handhelds with good controller support and also no DRM (or at the least, Proton friendly) is more important to me as a consumer than a native Linux version.