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Now that Ubuntu is treating 32-bit like a second class citizen (by having an explicit allow-list of 32 bit packages that are required by Steam), can the BSD’s j
by hedora 3y ago
Now that Ubuntu is treating 32-bit like a second class citizen (by having an explicit allow-list of 32 bit packages that are required by Steam), can the BSD’s just take the same narrow target and provide good Steam support, or have they already?
There are only a few things keeping me on Linux: Steam, Slack and Zoom. I haven’t checked for BSD support for any of that recently, but Slack used to(?) run better in the browser than in their app.
Edit: Also native docker, does that still have to live in a vm, windows/mac style?
- AshamedCaptain 3y agoThis is yet another thing I find particularly disappointing of the "open source era". Linux probably has the best hardware support of all OSes out there, having long surpassed Windows itself. However, no other open OS even comes close. I am now as stuck with Linux as I was stuck with Windows.