TheBroodian [none/use name]

I expect that others will add more, but the unfortunate reality is that counterintuitively, games running on proton often run and work better than Linux native builds. I don’t fully understand why, but ironically demanding Linux native builds as they presently exist would be a step backward. To answer your original question: no, this doesn’t make anything Linux dependent on anything Windows. Maybe proton is somewhat dependent upon presently existing things in Windows, but proton is the only thing that would break if Windows somehow radically altered the basics of Windows (but I think that would also break backwards compatibility with older Windows software)

Paint.net is genuinely the only software that I have missed since leaving Windows behind. Thanks for giving me some hope

How is this different from Wine?

Hyprland soon to be known as “the Nazi OS” if it keeps getting shown off by a well known swedish neo Nazi

If humanity makes it to the next century, it will have China to thank for it

Would take a piece of shit that serves the people over a piece of shit that would loot, plunder, and sell national assets to capitalists 100/100 times.

Last I tried to do discord streaming, it only worked in xorg

What does drm mean in this context?

I’m stupid, can you elaborate a little further about how ipv6 would make becoming an ISP easier?

When you don’t like the way the market capitalisms

Surely there’s an instance somewhere of the government suing itself

Might’ve been usa putting nuclear weapons in Turkey in 1959

Literally looking at any fucking moment in the last 100 years would demonstrate that every intervention on the part of the West led exactly to this current moment

Rise up Argentinian proletariat!

Fucking heroes

Both have such a huge library of fantastic games. In my opinion, the best libraries overall of any generation of video games. I think they existed during an era of video game development where there the market had not fully digested what a commodity video games could be, so there was space for a lot of experimentation and discovery. Off the top of my head, the SNES has…

• Donkey Kong Countries 1, 2, and 3
• Final Fantasies 4, 5, and 6
• Super Mario World
• Yoshi’s Island
• Super Metroid
• F-Zero
• Star Fox
• Mega Man 7
• Mega Man X, X2, and X3
• Breath of Fire 1 and 2
• Rock and Roll Racing
• Earthbound
• Secret of Mana (and sequels if in this hypothetical we’re not being region-locked)
• Secret of Evermore
• Terranigma
• Skyblazer
• Hook
• Street Fighter 2 (and others)
• Final Fight 1, 2, and 3
• Killer Instinct
• Super Mario RPG
• Joe and Mac 1 and 2
• Soul Blazer
• Chrono Trigger
• Zelda: A Link to the Past
• Mario Kart
• Shadowrun
• Demon’s Crest
• Super Ghouls and Ghosts
• Castlevania Dracula X
• Super Castlevania 4
• Mortal Kombats 1, 2, and 3
• Illusion of Gaia
• Dragon Quests
• Star Ocean
• Lufia
• Front Mission
• 7th Saga
• Ogre Battle
• Harvest Moon
• Tales of Phantasia

… I’ll leave it there, but the list goes on, the SNES has a library that is burgeoning with bangers. The PSX is, too, but I feel hesitant to ruin the comments page with another list.

Either SNES or PSX

Really weird that libs continue to hang into any sentiment regarding Tibet when the Dalai Lama literally just tried to get a child to suck on his tongue in public just last year.