Yeah lets burn that book as there are many others and we can still go outside instead of reading.

Maybe it’s not for you, but for me game preservation is important and when I see how large games are now, it makes me wonder how people will be able to store them for future generations. And then there are DRM’s…

It might be the last game I’ll buy on my Playstation 5 as I’m clearly transitionning to GOG/Steam instead.

I can understand why they would not have many discs the way we used to, but these kind of practices makes me wonder about what’s gonna happen if we want to play the game in 30 years.

It’s nice to read your thoughts about the game.

I enjoyed the first one and 75% of the second one and I’m always tempted to give it a go again, until I remember how I disliked the end of the second one or maybe the beginning of the third one.

This is what I use. I don’t remember what does what, bit I wouldn’t enjoy Gnome as much without them.

Wow this looks really nice!

I’ve tried KDE and Cosmic, but Gnome+extensions is my favorite DE by far. It’s 99% of the time perfect😅

Yeah I guess something like NixOS might be the solution for me, even if it apparently comes with a steep learning curve…

But it would not really answer my need to discover new distros and DEs while saving my settings in case I wanna go back to my old distros and.

Could you tell me what’s supposed to be in /home and what’s supposed to be in /etc ?

What do you do when you install a new install? You replace the installed version of these with your old version?

But would this include how my dock is configured, what extensions I’m using, what programs are installed and things like this?

But would backing up user data really make me able to install the same distro on a new computer without having to set up anything?

I don’t know if it’s useful, but they are all running distros with only default settings changed and program installed.

The only modification I’ve done is installing some broadcom drivers for the MacBook. The rest is quite stock/vanilla except extensions and workflow tweaking.

For now none of mines was good out of the box, but it’s true they were blockbusters like Killzone, God of War or Uncharted.

In a way I understand, but it would still be nice to have everything centralized.

I mean emulated PS3 trophies are probably not gonna be on the same account as emulated PS4/5 trophies…

Oh that’s great!

It would have been even better if it was compatible with retroachievements, but I think they were the one refusing to integrate ps3 trophies.

Now I just need something powerful enough to emulate ps3 games as the Steam Deck is only powerful enough for ps2 games.

He also mentionned that their warranty is pretty short.

I understood the message like he was complaining that everything is falling down just after warranty, which is not what you would expect from Framework.

sudo apt install broadcom-sta-dkms worked so huge thanks!

Now I just have to see if I can also get solutions for the minor annoyances listed at the end of my post.

But did you also have conflicts between the wifi and the bluetooth?

Both work perfectly when the other one doesn’t.

So for now I’m prioritizing the wifi and giving up on the Bluetooth mouse, but I don’t really enjoy using a trackpad.

And also I didn’t have that problem on Fedora Workstation but only in Pop_OS!

Okay thanks for the detailed answer.

I’ll have to investigate further.

Last Of Us 3 would be the only digital game I’d still buy for my PS5.

For the rest, no disc, no buy as I’m moving to Steam/Gog anyway.

Oh that’s not great as it would mean that I have to download the normal game through Heroic and download it a second time to get the offline installer.

For a 50gb game, it means allocating around 100gb for it.

Gog should clarify that situation a bit better.

I guess it’s the right place to ask even if it’s not really related to Sony and my move away from them.

I download and install my GOG games through Heroic and then move them to a hard drive after I’m finished enjoying them.

If GOG one day disappears, will I still be able to play the games that way or do I really have to separately download the offline installers which are separated in many files?