Shadonototro

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by Shadonototro 5y ago
because that's the difference between: - supporting a platform and - hopping everything is compatible will they hook and reimplement EVERY WINDOWS APIs?, what about Windows 11? what about DX 12 and DX 12.1? Oh, now imagine that windows
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
GTK since GTK 3.0 is very ugly.. i can never get used to these giant controls.. am i using a mouse or a touch screen? i always forget... it's my desktop PC, and i don't have a touchscreen, why do i get a touchscreen UX?
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
but not the best sellers, because devs have no incentive to release native linux builds with that new console however it can change valve has to make it compelling for them, by lowering their tax for example
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
yeah i can't play MMOs, yay i can't play most multiplayer games, yay i can't play most AAA titles because of DRMs, yay proton is a waste of time most of the time you have to fiddle with weird settings, portable console appeal
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
but you'll have to make a bigger "portable" console as a result, and it would cost way more than $399 it's a trade off the main selling point here is it's portable, let's not forget that
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
Ah, 399 USD sounds already better
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
7", bigger resolution would be useless, and a waste of ressources tbh, it's a portable console, i'd rather have better FPS and better battery life than higher resolution with lower FPS
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
Finally a linux gaming console Now valve, for the love of god, PUSH NATIVE LINUX GAMING, proton only as a way to supplement the library.. Reduce your steam tax for the companies that provide a native linux build I will not buy this if your
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
Linux should have got the lead here, what happened? Lack of app ecosystem in Linux? i think that's the problem..
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
Leaks indicates it will be starting at $59.99/month This way too expansive, I'm not sure that'll find a place in IT places, most professionals already know how to work with a VPS.. Unless some tech illiterates management make
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
you'll see what's about to happen very soon ;)
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
Swift is such a nice language to work with, and SwiftUI puts to shame everything both Windows/Android has to offer, it's not even close.. minus xcode of course...
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
> It would be to the benefit of the web in general how come? it forces the birth of BUZZFEED type "news agency" who make money only by providing fake news with clickbait titles the content makes the article and the actual news
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
lack of visibility? lol that's not knowing how local news outlets gain their audience how long until people stop defending X big company like google only because they own some of their shares? it's no wonder China already outpaced
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
Yeah it's an electron app, this puts me off instantly, on my macbook i prefer to use native tools since my experience with electron apps = faster battery drain.. that's not desirable.. apple provide best frameworks to design UIs e
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
fighting global warming starts from here, we should punish the bloat culture advocators
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
i would believe you if the the parent comment were flagged too, but it's not but yes you are right, i should avoid it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27740269
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
that's what happen when develop a bloat driven culture
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
because Microsoft's requirement seems to come out of nowhere for a piece of thing nobody knows or gives a shit about TPM wtf is that? apple new OS still works on very old machine, even intel one, they know how to "transition"
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
and yet it is better than rust/zig/jai jealousy is not a good thing my friend
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
Why do they want to make the kernel even more complicated? Now to contribute not only you have to learn C, but also Rust and get their complex dev environment setup.. This fragmentation is very bad, seems like they embrace the linux distro
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
money will just disappear at some point, it already lost all of its meaning, it is not used to share services anymore money is used to empower the wrong people, take a look at our society, people who invest live a better life than people wh
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
iOS 15 supports up to iPhone 6s wich was released in 2015 Windows 11 supports PCs with processors up to Intel Gen 8, wich was released in late 2017
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
with iOS it's not a problem 85% of all devices at already all on iOS 14 https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store/
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
Stadia is a thing now, many AAA companies already support native linux builds [1], lot of AAA and popular titles including indie ones Maybe valve should get into cloud gaming and push linux as backend OS Maybe they should lower the 30% cut
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
nothing can beat native gaming it's such a shame that linux gaming = using windows emulator for valve.. proton should be used as a way to SUPPLEMENT, they need to push native builds harder, c'mon valve create more libraries that a
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
communism
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
every update i try gnome, and every time i end up nuking the partition the UX is oppressive and huge, it feels slow, it feels heavy it's everything i hate about macOS without the things i like about macOS XFCE is a much better choice,
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
people are surprised? wait until you purchase a premium smart TV ;) that shit should be illegal
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by Shadonototro 5y ago
visual studio became slow and laggy (interface) the day they ported their UI to C#, then it went downhill and i moved to sublime text, i still have to use VS, only for the debugger

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