The issue is one of licensing, not technology. There’s all kinds of patents in the space, and using free codecs could still infringe them. DirectX doesn’t have the same patent protection. I believe in theory you could make a fully open source Linux native version of DirectX.

For more info from someone who knows more than me, see here.

Well, sometimes Windows games depend on propietary codecs, and until Valve can get the devs to make adjustments so the codecs aren’t needed, the games aren’t going to work properly in regular Proton.

If GE received a Cease and Desist, that would be frustrating, but linux gaming would go on. If Proton got a Cease and Desist, that could be catastrophic to linux gaming. Valve could even theoretically get banned from working on linux gaming (like the Yuzu devs got banned from working on emulation). It’s just not worth the risk for compatibility/performance for a smaller proportion of games.

Sounds like a “temporary” error message.

It’s a very strange place to go on fire! A fire? At a Sea Parks? It’s been racking my head!

To be fair, I imagine those rules were developed for use with physical writing, when minimizing space used up was more important. Nowadays, even as a native speaker these headlines just take extra effort to parse without much of a point.

Very high priority isn’t a number that you especially want low (or high), in fact it’s probably not good for it to be 0. It’s just what is considered important to work on. Once those are fixed, even if no new problem crops up, they’ll just relabel existing bugs that they want to focus on getting fixed.

This is in contrast to the 15-minute bugs, that you do want to go to zero.

Discord doesn’t have sound sharing on Linux whether X11 or Wayland. They just haven’t built the functionality.

You might find just the inbuilt linux (crostini) under chromeos is fine…

Crostini is only sort of built-in Linux. It’s more like a built-in Linux VM, and performance suffers a bit because of it. If they’re not doing anything heavy, you should be correct, it’ll be fine.

The episodes have been getting longer as the seasons get shorter, tho. I think it’s much more likely we get something like 3 90-minute episodes per season (like Sherlock, which was mostly fantastic).

It did?

For me Liftoff worked fine just removing the account and re-adding it.

Licensing is very different state to state apparently. My final driving test involved driving for an hour, and the parking section was more than just parallel parking (tho I feel like if you can parallel park you can do pretty much any type of parking).