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  • I'm sorry, but there was zero hostility in my comment whatsoever. Quite literally just questions, and I am in fact in IT and was curious.

    Nothing you've said seems like it'd need full internet access but it's at least interesting, but asking more is pointless now.

    It's also quite easy to upgrade your Windows licenses for free, I would've been interested in what old games you're playing.

  • For the record: the commenter I am replying to has shown over and over to be very rude and every comment for as far as I can see scrolling down for quite a while is something negative about Valve even when it's simple facts like what they replied to this time.

    I wouldn't dare say take anything they say super seriously, and we of course do all know that Valve is still just a company.

  • This seems like a lot of hassle for no reason? It also doesn't sound like it'd protect against much if it's just microcode patching.

    What're you doing with Win7 where you still need it so desperately?

  • If you don't mind not being able to run games with anticheat other than easy anticheat you're good, people recommend "Nobara" as a gaming distribution but I always think tailored distros are a bit silly as something like Mint can do all of it anyways.

    There's not much you can't do on Linux nowadays anymore thanks to Proton.

  • No, they're not going to be fixed or fully avoidable and you want to stay on Windows 10 or just go to Linux.

    Windows 10 is genuinely better in every single way and it is incredibly sad.

    And also, there is no "too late" as you can always upgrade whenever you want.

  • We're probably not, I've spent a considerably long time in the US lately and the "German" cars here are entirely different in the first place. The only similarities are the rare VW Golf you see every now and then, even a Jetta is extremely weird to me. They seem to just be American cars with a German name.

  • School

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  • There's genuinely nothing wrong with pointing out grammar in a normal context, it is obviously awful when you dismiss someone's point over it though which they don't do here.

  • I guess so because I have never heard anyone complain, it's only people from the US who complain about them.

    and usually the complaints are "there's barely any space to work on them!" but also Americans are way more susceptible to buying brand new cars for little to no reason. It takes a lot more to sell a big/new car to an average person in Europe.

  • That really sucks lol, I was hoping you'd be on Mint or something. Did you install using Ubuntu's app store thing that uses the awful snaps?

    I'm guessing the normal Steam package installs the drivers for you seeing as I can't find a guide that shows you how to install them on the same page as installing Steam.