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I don’t really care about #TheGameAwards, but allowing a DLC that has gated progression from a huge base game, to go up against full standalone games is ridiculous.
Should have been it’s own category.
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Reddit never fails: "Gamingonlinux and other linux specific curators are pointless now with protondb and proton itself, cannot find any reason to follow them at all" @ThePlant It's understandable that many people have left X, but that can create an echo chamber, no matter the viewpoint. For social platforms to truly reflect a range of perspectives, everyone needs to engage. Healthy dialogue happens when we stick around and listen to each other - a balanced conversation needs all sides. On that note, @gamingonlinux is no longer being posted on Twitter. I will not be part of enabling Elon any longer. Linux users whenever something remotely bad happens: - "I BET MSFT PAID THEM!" And repeat. Like clockwork lol.
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 @ThePlant Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.   @ThePlant I never believed that as a conspiracy theory until Microsoft hired Lennart Poettering. Sometimes Reddit is kind, my anti-cheat post has 6.5K upvotes on /r/steamdeck and i didn't submit it either, winner. Every time I use Windows I am reminded just how good Linux is now. Trying to do some CoD with the kiddo, 3 games in and it hard locked the entire system. Forced to hit the reset button. Then Windows failed to load 3 times, then gave me a blue screen telling me Windows failed to start. Tried restarting again, Windows still fails to load and reboots itself. Windows 11 is a clown-show.  @ThePlant Every time I have to go back to Windows, I can't help but ask how do people still use this piece of shit. Any modern *nix is more polished and user-friendly nowadays than Windows. Windows is openly user-hostile. Today, I spent 3 hours and ended up with about 5 lines of code. The code works, success. Took forever to get there. @ThePlant I had this feeling several times. I know now first-hand that the number of lines of code don't count as much as the thoughts that went in there. All I wanted was to add a link inside the tag system we have on @gamingonlinux for games on articles, so we can quickly go and edit if needed after tagging. 3 hours to figure it out lmao, but yay done. I *hate* extra launchers on Steam. Ubisoft sent me Assassin's Creed Mirage via Steam Curator, but I can't actually launch it as it needs an Activation Key which they don't seem to have supplied <_< Steam Deck Reddit: Meme posts and random "i got a deck!" photos: 90000 upvotes A post I took a while to make individually going over titles: https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/1g9eajh/get_over_60_games_free_with_prime_gaming_right/ ..... it's at 0 In all my years doing social media, I've *never* seen something happen so fast like the rate of sign ups and followers on Bluesky. It's ridiculous. My starter packs are doing amazingly well for getting people following me, other people and actually signing up. The Starter Pack system on Bluesky is simply magic stuff: https://bsky.app/starter-pack/gamingonlinux.com/3l6pivn35gk2m Mastodon needs stuff like this. Reset the counter. It has been 0 days since someone on @gamingonlinux questioned something I covered because: - It's not Native Linux. Lol. @ThePlant @gamingonlinux They've obviously mistaken you with that other site, NativeGamingOnFreeLibreOpenSourceSoftware.com It’s a huge shame with all this Chrome adblock stuff that masses are recommending Brave. Stop it you fools, if Brave get bigger they will be infinitely worse than Google.
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It's so easy to spot spammer attempts on @gamingonlinux 1) All new accounts are moderated and posts get approved / denied |
