pelotron @ pelotron @midwest.social

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Me too. I'm looking forward to giving this Linux release a spin!

Wow, a capital strike.

Bonny-global

Well I hate to say it but so far I can't get any audio from the game when running the Linux build. Of course as soon as I post it, I see a comment online saying that the sound properties were altered and need to be turned up much louder in the Options menu. I had to crank the game from 15% up to 100%, but it's there and working well so far!

Garuda is based on Arch so it might not fulfill op's desire for real exploration.

And he makes himself right at home.

I have two nieces who get bullied at school about different things. One so bad that she is switching to online-only for the next school year.

Anti-bullying my fuckin ass. Schools aren't doing shit other than waving some flags around.

I bought the Steam release day 1 and it has worked great with Proton. I played a couple forts and had my fill. Now that the Linux version is out I might have to run another fort on it and see how it works.

Omg, auto-butcher plus so many other niceties... everyone should be using DFHack. It's installable through Steam as well so everything automagically works.

Honestly that little reboot icon in the sys tray is sort of like a loaded gun pointed at me

One is too many confirmed

Imagine being a company known for creating games that are a steal when they are 50% off a few years after release.

Yea, I have a 2080 and try to run a Wayland KDE session every now and then, but so far every time the desktop has ended up frozen after a couple minutes. Reboot back into X it is..

I laughed off reports about this kind of thing, thinking "omg who could possibly give a shit about what color their text bubble is in a group chat?" Later my gen Z office mate told me about how he uses an iPhone and cited this exact reason unironically. I was stunned into silence.

I still wonder why console players allowed their online services to require subscriptions in the first place.

Carbon? Just what we were all hoping for, yet another programming language from Google. They can keep it.

figuring out how Bluetooth works isn’t going to get you anywhere

cries in Embedded Systems Development

so cringe

A thousand bugs? Wtf

My first time I was presented with the bug reporter I thought it was cool, but then it said I had to have all the debug symbols installed so it could unwind the call stack. Ok I thought, and searched apt for a little. But I couldn't find them all as there is not a standard naming scheme, so that effort was wasted. I wish their bug reporter would auto download all debug symbols needed.

I think the plane fell out a window