Yeah it’s called pump and dump, they probably walked away with most of it

Man files are your best friend

I would seed…

What is the distinction between saving and preserving a language?

Make your time

Yeah, Hanlon’s Razor has always been suspect imo, at least as long as I’ve been aware of the term. Way too many malicious assholes these days.

In KDE, you don’t even need to click the start button, you can literally just start typing and krunner will pick it up

Come to Linux and find that excitement again

Shit has me climbing up the walls

Can’t you trick it using a user agent switching? Been a long time since I’ve fucked with one so I forget it you can change OS on there.

Gatekeepy bullshit.

Bazzite is great, and immutable just means some things are done slightly differently, that’s all.

I think there is a way to present the information that makes it unambiguous that he isn’t being honored.

Instead of saying that he “was the fuhrer of Germany”, it could say, “after taking power, Hitler took on the title of ‘fuhrer’.”

It’s a title he invented though, after taking control. Continuing to use it is honoring his memory in a way.

Hitler was literally the chancellor of Germany. That was his official title before he seized power and took total control and changed the title himself.

I wish I could remember what I did to get it working…

Bazzite has a developer version. Not sure what the differences are though. It’s on their site.

I have no idea about zorinOS. Try a gaming focused distro like CachyOS or Bazzite to likely get better results.

I had this issue recently. I deleted a few of the older versions of Proton that had accrued, as well as a couple of OS images I had pinned (ostree on Bazzite). Removed something like 12GB

I’ve only tried Trackmania, but was able to get it to work with Proton. I remember having one or two slight issues at first, dealing with Ubisoft connect, but I got it running pretty easily.

Don’t play games with wine, use Proton

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard

Also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_filesystem

Has a breakdown of what each has referred to, historically