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I didn't know that case could fit that many drives! I'm a fan of Fractal Designs cases, have used and recommended them for a few gaming PCs before. Thanks for the recommendation!

Its not hard to copy your aliases to other machines. All my machines run NixOS, so they all have my home manager config. I would assume you could easily copy shell configs with tools like ansible as well. For aliases it's as simple as copying your .bashrc over.

At my last job where I was regularly doing this, every user had a home directory that would be mounted onto any server we accessed, so all of us could have whatever shell customizations we'd like.

Pretty sure they were saying the experience of playing games on Linux is fantastic, not referring to GamingOnLinux. You seem a little obsessed.

I hadn't really looked into SAS drives, but that sounds like a great option. $5/TB is awesome!

I wasn't aware of these! I'll need to check when I have a chance, but I'm fairly sure there's an open slot, thanks!

That's a great suggestion, thank you! I looked at a few cases with more drive space but didn't see any this inexpensive.

Yep, according to Wikipedia they finished the transfer in September 2022. Completely agreed, I don't interact with anything crypto related, just glad to see it not destroying the environment and raising hardware prices.

I'm not saying nor do I believe crypto is the future, but this project seems to use Etherium and Solana, both of which are proof of stake and will not be using huge amounts of power.

It also now has global hotkeys on Wayland!

That's the same thing I was thinking, and I'm really not a fan of the idea.

Is there a proposal to do this that doesn't gut other legitimate parts of their trading system?

Because PRs have been made for it before and people at the Mastodon organization have made it clear they do not want this feature.

That's really not how it works, especially in regards to what OP is referring to. Anyone can offer contributions to mastodon, but that doesn't mean they'll be accepted. Mastodon has an organization and that organizations has opinions on what should and shouldn't be implemented. For example, Mastodon doesn't federate favorites, so you only see the amount of favorites a post has recieved from your own interest. I'd like for this to be changed, and I could submit a PR to do so, but it wouldn't be accepted.

Tends to depend on the headset you own, some work perfectly. Also, Valve is very likely releasing a headset based on SteamOS, which should help.

The game that deserved GOTY

That's true, but you can still learn from a distro that's easier to use out of the box. Then, if you'd like to learn more, you can switch to a more bare-bones option. OP doesn't seem to be interested in learning to configure a distro himself.

if you're unfamiliar with Linux and do not want to deal with a lot of troubleshooting you shouldn't use arch. You chose a distro that comes with a very minimal configuration, which makes it your job to get a lot of it working. It's also a rolling release, apps will update more often and with less testing, meaning you're likely to experience bugs.

Neither Deadlock or Rivals are going to beat each other because they are extremely different and play nothing alike. Both games will probably be successful.

I just put the game in ~/Games rather than somewhere in the Wine C drive.

that's not what net neutrality is