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Kitty can do multiplexing over ssh as well. If you have kitty installed on the remote, you can use Kitty's builtin ssh wrapper and get a lot of useful features.

https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/kittens/ssh/#opt-kitten-ssh.forward_remote_control

neat. i want to write more nushell scripts that do api stuff, might have to give this a try.

Borderless windowed is not the same on Linux as it is on Windows. It doesn't make a difference.

So you wont play any game which chooses to make their anticheat support Linux, on the premise that they might stop doing that?

This game has been working well since beta. Its also made by the NetEase, the same people as Marvel Rivals, which has made active efforts to work on Linux. They even included a fix specifically for Bazzite in the patch notes.

Exactly what it is. A gross example of company trying to get their name out their by sensationalizing their findings.

Its not a backdoor, you're most likely fine.

This isn't a backdoor. Just a company trying to make a name for themselves by sensationalizing a much smaller discovery.

That's very normal if you don't have any KDE apps. If you were using KDE and installed a GNOME app it'd be similar.

Yep, I imagine it'd get bad if I let myself rot in my room all day. I spent time with family, worked out, went for walks, watched some new shows and movies, read some manga, did some hobby projects, but I still spent more time gaming than anything else.

Idk I've been unemployed with enough savings to not go straight into job hunting. I had a blast spending most of my time gaming. Just helps to have a few other smaller hobbies.

I have a friend with a small stream and she definitely considers a lot of the people she's met in chat friends.

Having one thing be your only hobby will get boring for the majority of people, so just have some extra hobbies. I could definitely spend 75% of my time gaming and the rest on other hobbies and feel great.

Its main goal is to be a frontend for Epic, GOG, and Amazon games. It does also support manually adding games, so you can use it similarly to Lutris if you'd like. They support most of the same features, so its just preference.

I think his is underestimating how big HL3 is as a part of gaming culture. Half Life really wasn't part of my generation, but I grew up with HL3 being memed constantly. The constant fake leaks and rumors have kept the idea alive. Just a couple months ago I saw a lot of people genuinely believe it was going to be announced during The Gaming Awards thanks to a leak that Valve would be present. Every gaming event has chat full of people spamming Half Life 3 memes. Plus, Alyx got a lot of younger gamers to play the series.

If Half-Life 3 were actually announced the hype would 100% be there, even if most of it will be from people who had never played the games.

Genius way to create a ton of ill will towards Valve, SteamOS and Linux as a whole.

Agreed. I doubt he expected the project to be anywhere near this popular considering how many Firefox forks there are, and he's been doing a great job keeping up with everything that popularity comes with.

That comment about their security updates is a couple of months old. Zen has made significant changes to how they handle releases to stay up to date with Firefox, some of which were mentioned in the thread.

The Nix package is functional. Nixpkgs sometimes chooses not to add beta software that is receiving very frequent updates, especially if the package takes a lot of resources to build. In those cases, it makes more sense for the package to be maintained outside Nixpkgs for the time being. NixOS users can get Zen from this Flake, which patches the official binary. COSMIC Desktop is another example of this.

Pages not looking sharp sounds like it's probably a font or scaling issue.

Not sure what you mean by Zen being a skin. Its a fork in the same way Librewolf and Waterfox are forks.

Check out Cartridges. It's simpler than Playnite, but works great for just seeing all your games in one place.

Cartridges does this