Yeah, sorry.

Medals are probably the best metric. Besides red for broken, they go

• bronze for barely playable with lots of tinkering
• silver for playable with tinkering
• gold for working great with some tinkering
• platinum for works out of the box with no tinkering

And above that “native”, which I think is not included in the charts. Even native games you can still opt to play through proton though. I had better performance playing Slay the Spire and Project Zomboid on older gfx with Proton than native for example.

Here you go:

Want more?

More?

MOAR?

And personally:

It definitely is. I’m not sure how to overcome this. The app offers the option to use it without an online account, but nothing guarantees that it won’t phone home every second anyway.

I’ve dealt with it by using SwiftKey instead.

DeaDBeeF can probably do all three.

They’ve been featuring projects on their page that they display their donations on, projects that did not know or outright refused, without their consent or understanding.

https://lemmy.ml/post/37910334

https://lemmy.zip/post/51673470

So wait, we hate FUTO but love Immich?

You seem to be knowledgeable. What camera can I use to plug in into a light bulb socket and have it use powerline communication? Wi-Fi is fine too, but would prefer PLC.

And this is why I got hooked on roguelites. Hades, Spelunky, FTL, Enter the Gungeon, Slay the Spire, Crypt of the Necro Dancer, Rogue Legacy, Dome Keeper, Runestone Keeper. There’s probably so much more out there.

Amazing. Thanks for the info.

Any ideas on how I’d make dry cottage cheese out of it at home?

I somehow doubt you can do much with pasteurized and homogenized 1% milk.

There’s a reason that most dairy products in Europe are made from raw milk.

The US and Canada are really anal about pasteurizing and homogenizing milk. It’s basically nearly impossible to buy any that isn’t. Most often it’s also just a reconstituted milk product instead. At the same time UHT is nearly unheard of.

If anything, OP should avoid shitty products in general, not because they’ve had this particular experience. Brand loyalty is stupid.

Time to read The Egg again.

What? I don’t think he supports the US government or the IDF.

You will likely have to enter the bios/uefi setup with Del, F12 or something similar during boot and then search for the secure boot option and turn it off. Alternatively you may need to just properly set up the boot sequence and target the drive you want to actually boot from as the first boot option in the list.

Did you already install Linux Mint on a drive and your computer is now refusing to boot from it? Or are you actually at the step where you’ve made a bootable usb with the live iso and that’s what is not booting?

Balena Etcher work pretty well on windows to create a bootable USB live iso.

The three base distros mentioned are ones that most other distros use as their base

E.g.

Debian -> Ubuntu, Mint, Pop_OS!

Fedora -> Bazzite, Nobara

Arch -> EndeavourOS, Manjaro, CachyOS

While you can customize the base distros however you want, think of these derivate distros as various prebuilts.

Most distros come with a package manager that allows you to download (software) packages from a centralized repository. Similar to say Microsoft store. Ubuntu was dissed for Canonical (the creators of Ubuntu) forcing their own package manager into it, which had various issues, while there were already well established package managers available.

Desktop Environment (DE) is what you see on your screen. Various elements control how the task bar or app bar behaves or what it looks like, what windows are stylized like, and how they behave etc. For someone coming from Windows, Linux Mint’s Cinnamon DE or any distro with KDE will likely be most familiar experience, while those switching from MacOS, Gnome DE as the Fedora default is very similar.

Bazzite is a gaming focused distro based on Fedora.

Any questions remaining?

Those are likely shit games.

There’s some information missing. What is saying “not bootable drive”? You should make a primary partition on the target drive.

Also, even if you don’t have tpm, you may have some sort of secure boot preventing non-windows drives from booting.

Nicotine+ seems to be FOSS slsk. At least client side.

That’s good though. It means half the internet wouldn’t fail.