M500 @ M500 @lemmy.ml

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I might be misremembering, but I think there was a time when you had to install something for exact to be recognized by the system.

I think we are past having to do that now though.

The same thing could be said about games in the early days of wine and proton. Now most thing run without any trouble.

I don’t really understand your problem, but steam automatically recognized my external hard drive. In addition to that, it also recognizes my network attached drive and I can just load games from my nas.

Both of your downsides are just things you think. Let’s wait a few years and see what the software can do.

There is a video somewhere of someone using it to play Skyrim on an old android. I don’t think it’s a bad as you believe it to be.

Just yesterday, I looked for a tool to encrypt files in Dropbox.

I couldn’t remember the name, so I searched “encrypt files in drop box.”

Every single link on the first page was to the official site. I had to guess at the name of the software to find its site.

Did he try to intervene with any of them?

Check out box86. There are videos of people running various games with it.

I posted a link in this thread of someone playing world of Warcraft on a pi 4.

I’m not saying that it’s ready to go today, but in a few years it will be great. Especially if valve develops for it the way they did it it proton.

I agree that translation layers will slow things down, but I don’t think it will be too terribly slow especially as more powerful chips come out.

Yeah! Emulators work great! I almost only play emulators. Just about every popular emulator is also on Linux. There is nothing you will miss out on.

My switch pro controller, and Xbox one controller, connect without any problems. Most controllers should work fine, but I can’t speak from experience.

Just get Linux Mint. They have 4 versions, but the cinnamon version is their flagship. Its layout is decently similar to windows.

Linux mint is often referred to as a beginner distro, but there is nothing you can’t do on it that another distro can do.

I have had a few Linux servers for work and personal stuff, and I still use Linux mint.

If you have any more questions please let me know. I’m happy to help.

In regard to following rules and making the “right” choice, he is the worst captain.

Of course he always wins, but sometimes he should just say, “This is too risky.” Or “This is completely against protocol.”

What has stopped you so far?

I’m happy to answer any questions you may have. I’m a long time exclusive Linux gamer.

Streaming services are hard to navigate. There needs to just be one place to stream everything from like music. Then I’ll never sail the seas again,

I’m referring to projects like box86 that let you run x86 application on arm computers running arm versions of Linux.

What kind of jobs are forbidden?

Yeah, my wife’s a citizen of this country. I just recently got residency, but those restrictions still apply.

I just don’t have to renew my tourist visa anymore and I don’t have to fly out and back into the country trying to every 3 years.

It also lets me get employed by a private company without the need of a work visa.

But I still can’t hold professional jobs. I actually was looking into going to med school at one point to be a doctor here.

School is cheap here, then I found out that even if I go to med school here I’m not allowed to practice medicine.

It’s actually a bit annoying, but now there is one less doctor in this country.

I’m starting to really hate the dark world. After the first armor upgrade, you hardly take damage in the dark work. You also get that update really early on, so what is the point of making you take damage in the first place?

The game feels like it was rushed and uninspired.

I’ve decided to drop it and just move on to MP3.

Well I do refer to it as my neighborhood. But I do not speak the local language and I do not know all of the customs.

Even the style of speech in English is different than it is in America. I've been here for about 6 years, but you never really know a country and culture the way you know your own.

Just last week, my wife brought home a cheap snack from 7/11. OMG! It was so good, I've walked passed them for years only to discover they are my new favorite snack. I have been buying so many bags of them. This is the kind of stuff which makes me feel that this is a foreign country.

In addition to that, there are a number of things I am not able to do here that a citizen can. So in some ways, I can never fit in here. One example, is I cannot hold any professional positions, like lawyer, doctor, or any government position. I can also never own land here.

I see what you’re saying, but I still think the environment feels uninspired. I’m guessing I’m about halfway through the game. I’ve just got the grapple beam. I’m looking forward to finishing it so I can move on. It’s enjoyable enough to keep me playing, but I don’t look forward to it the same way that I look forward to a prime 1 replay.

People are already using it to run various games.

This person is using it to play world of Warcraft on a raspberry pi.

I’m not saying it’s perfect and ready to go, but if valve puts a few engineers on it, we could have some decent performance in a few years. Just look at how far proton has come.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V5_ByVsiFM&pp=ygUFQm94ODY%3D

I can’t believe how long the battery life is when playing Wii games on dolphin.

Like how can I play for hours and still have so much space left over?

I’m not from this country so it’s foreign to me.

You could say you have a foreign friend, but does he stop being foreign once your friends or when he comes to visit? Or is he always a foreign friend?