The product is Steam. They made a reference device but Valve would much rather provide a Steam-first software to third-party hardware vendors than be a serious hardware competitor. The important part for Valve is not allowing Microsoft to become the new go-to PC games storefront like they’re trying to do with Game Pass.

Spanish speakers can read Portuguese very well. Spoken… less so.

Los Estados Unidos tienen el segundo mayor número de hispanohablantes del mundo…

Es un dialecto de español tanto como Español mexicano etc.

Aunque no ha visto muchos series o películas que son “originalmente” grabado en Español E.E.U.U

+1 for Immich - it’s actually great

And you fully control the service?

Which is exactly why I never installed Plex and went straight to Jellyfin

I feel like Arch can accompany you throughout the graph if you want.

illegally annexed… Hong Kong

what

Like I can get not agreeing with it but illegally annexed how do you expect to be taken even a little seriously

Harcoded block lists in your software? Gross.

It’s still lighyears ahead of hitting up forty times.

CTRL+R [the thing]

please i beg you

I’m begging you to use CTRL+R

I main ZSH and I’ve been CTRL+R’ing for years damn here I am a fool

I used to be like this but people seriously. CTRL+R

Do it. Don’t make this one of those things you’ve heard about and just never got around to trying. Open your terminal right now and CTRL+R and type any part of the command you did before. If the command you want is not showing first just hit CTRL+R again to go to the next one back.

DO IT.

Edit: I did learn from this thread today though that ZSH has it set to where you can just type part of what you’re looking for then hit up to do the same thing. Neat!

Yeah the concept of NixOS is impossible to not be attracted to for avid Arch users.

The reality? It can be a deterrent.

This is me, my PC currently runs Arch but I keep reading more about NixOS.

By nature of federation it really trains on basically all Lemmy data

I doubt the stuff was human-picked

You’re good. If you like your setup please don’t feel like you need to change. Ubuntu will serve you just fine.

Now if you just like tinkering or configuring…

The main drawback of Ubuntu is mainly that people don’t like Canonical, the company behind it. They can be very opinionated in their decisions. Also many prefer rolling-release distros (like Arch, or OpenSUSE Tumbleweed) where you get much quicker software updates over Ubuntu and other traditional distros.

yeah and then it starts happening to the other language it’s soooooo fucking stupid