That’s neat. Good on you! I like the platform but to be flushed with ads and pay more ceo salary versus creators like yourself, I rather choose to support those I enjoy my entertainment from. Of course realistically A VERY difficult thing to do. I like the idea of Jaybird and Floatplane to an extend. It’s just that if I was more settled with life, i probably could afford it finely but its not that high on my worthy things list.

Pulled out of my ass as it was hypothetical… Just that I rather support creators instead of orgs with ceo’s salaries.

Would rather pay the creators directly instead of it going 80% to anyone in ceo position and maybe 5% to the creator.

5head tactics haha.

Replied in other posts, it likely is because you have to be in the same country/steam store region or something…

Just wished it worked across countries/steam store regions

I cannot invite my gf to the Families, while we could do Library share before just fine.

Rip my shared library with gf living in NO and me in NL :(

Weird. My Logitech G502 Lightspeed just plug and plays on my Linux distro. Only thing is that I cannot configure it but I can read the battery w/o additional software unlike the other platform.

Some sites fail, have noticed this as well.

Was actually a damn good bot =(

+1 to NanaZip

Pro gun rights is precisely why I don’t like America, along the other statemente in this thread. Y’all got it tough to only be able to vote for two terrible options.

Thank you!

I am out of the loop, what’s going in with snooping?

I use their cloudflared tunnel sometimes for accessing home hosted stuff.

Just more in the neighborhood of being used or understanding something because it has been given to them from a very young age on. So getting familiar and used to it very young age on makes it “friendly” even though it is more “familiarity”.

Linux is always going to be really awkward at first but over the course of time you learn and shy away and develop your own kinda workflow and that’s the beauty of it in my opinion.

Pretty awesome experience; if you’re new to Arch and Linux are both great ways combined to learn about it. It did break on me but nothing super problematic.

If you don’t auto update or update weekly you’ll have a pretty fine experience.

I picked it to enforce me to learn the way of Linux and or Arch specific since the aur and wiki are pretty nice.

Though do come from relative mild Linux experience and a great Windows knowledge from my job as sysadmin.

Do wanna see how I could incorporate more Linux into my environment for tasks.