They would claim it was deepfakes and he would become the new Elvis, spotted all over the place years later even though he was dead

Depending on the distro there really isn't to much to learn, at least not for basic use

Personally after I switched it meant less time futzing with my computer, it just does what I want when I want

And when I want to install software 99% of the time it just involves searching discover (the KDE software manager) and clicking a button to install

I do not miss the complexity of doing things in Windows

I'm an obsessive classic Doctor Who fan and I too oftentimes do not like the absurdity of modern Doctor Who.

This appears to be what they are using to track progress

https://trello.com/b/gPzMuIr3/nexus-mods-app-roadmap

Mod support, a level/Campaign editor and a GM mode for multiplayer

I would just like to point out that it's off by default too (at least in the beta) so anyone who has problems with it doesn't even have to turn it off, they just have to not turn it on

Also let's not forget how many of us would not survive another trump presidency, not slowing them down is potentially fatal for a large percentage of the population

If that's the case it at least has a feature over the dual sense edge, but as expensive as it is I still prefer the edge with all it's inputs and touchpad

You think it'll be optional?

. . .

My parents have been asking me to do this for multiple years at this point, I need to make sure I do it next time I visit (they're on win 10 though so it could be worse at least)

I'm sorry what??? I switched from 10 to Linux becouse of how bad 11 was, but that sounds ridiculous even for Microsoft

It really dependa on what you play, tbh I don't know anyone that plays an anticheat game, but a very easy way to see what does/doesn't work is just this site https://areweanticheatyet.com/

I agree, that would be useful

Requesting? Last I heard they had patched all methods of not creating an account barring using the command line, for windows users that's pretty forceful

Happened to me on Fedora last night

I won't say no to cheaper games.

Ahh yes prices will magically lower to match what publishers were already making, because companies famously are never greedy

I mean... No? I have a lot of games and I find a lot that are worth playing in that list, but I've not even played half... And even if I had I don't exactly have a spreadsheet of what I liked and what I didn't

Weird question imho

A surprising number of them I come to years later and find I really like

Humble choice subscriber here, I've got over 1k