You mean “once again”. They had one, but screwed it up. Who the fuck types in the file save dialog expecting it to perform SEARCH?

It’s not a package manager tho, it’s a script collection utility or whatever

I’m on Bazzite now, but I was on Fedora for a looong time and I even moved the same installation from one laptop to the next, just dd’d the drive, zero problems.

That’s what I dream of. But alas, industry moves slowly, and some especially so.

Uhm… You and I have had vastly different experiences. Fortunately.

Well, I’ve never done it because it’s not part of my tasks, but for example industrial PCs used for SCADA usually run Windows, and they are never allowed on the internet, so…

I know I’m not going to run the old one anymore, it’s more hassle than it’s worth, and it’s slow. But I’d like to keep it.

A company would only be able to do that by setting up a system of fraudulent accounts on Steam, which would violate the TOS individually, and potentially be quite illegal collectively.

And a huge hassle just to end up with a bunch of unsupported hardware

I’ve got newer printers as well, but I just can’t get rid of the old girl

Old geezers unite

Idk over a year ago. They released a new firmware but it doesn’t work so they advise using the previous one. Yeah not a great look, but well, lately it’s been behaving.

And no, beacon doesn’t do CANBus, that’s why the next build will also sport a nitehawk, probably on an Anthead.

Folger

It does, I have a carto on stealthburner, you have to print the specific carriage with mounts, another option is to use carto’s CNC carriage, which I’ve heard is good.

I’m not super happy with the carto to be honest, I originally had many problems and destroyed 2 expensive printing plates. Seems to have stabilized now, but I’ve bought a beacon for my next build.

Proton has a client app as well, doesn’t it? If it doesn’t have OpenVPN/Wireshark config support I would avoid it

Nah, it’s an issue, full stop. PIA isn’t responsible for making its shit work everywhere (tho it would be a more responsible approach to use an universal approach) and Bazzite isn’t responsible for making sure every program works on the distro.

For development there’s also Bazzite-dx

PIA VPN

Holy mother of blob, Batman

I found, as an experienced Linux user, that with Bazzite you’ve got to forget the complicated approaches you’re used to, and go for the easy one, it usually works. Lots can be done from KDE’s system settings, or from the bundled utilities. Also I disagree with the order they chose for the application installation methods on their wiki, I think distrobox should be right after Flatpak.

I went from Arch to Fedora idk, I think over a decade ago and haven’t looked back, not sure how things are nowadays, but I switched again this year from Fedora to Bazzite and I love it. Sure, you’ve got to learn to do things a little differently, but so far it’s been great. And it forced me to use distrobox, which honestly I should have done sooner, it’s absolutely great.

If only our politicians had more than 3 neurons and could focus them on the common good instead of their own greed