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Quoting: Philadelphusbut Trixie was released November 15 last year so I suspect

Trixie made it to stable only this August. Most people won't bother with testing/unstable.

Ohhh, thanks for that! I thought I remembered it coming out around the middle of the year (I'm on stable), but a quick search listed that as the release date so I figured my memory was just going. I think that fits with what I outlined above even better.

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That's a shame. Happy they don't wanna do business with studios comfy with AI, but cancelling a project altogether? That kinda sucks. Hope it can resurface without the AI garbage someday, I love this franchise with my entire pussy

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Dang. And they tried to double down on it before walking back. Bad move.

I hope we reach some equilibrium soon. I'm not 100% against AIgen for specific use cases (or dare I say, new use cases?), I'm also all in favor of keeping creativity to the humans, and all this needs discussions. But doing something you *know* will put you in hot water, then putting up a straight faced lie, is not the way forward.

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Quoting: scaineI love how ridiculously divisive we all are as Linux users.

Dare I ask... why the hate for flatpak (a puke emoji, no less!)? If I can't install something directly, I want a flatpak. I'll use an AppImage and resent it, because it (often) doesn't create a menu item, it requires me to find a place for it to live (I usually bung them in ~/Misc/Apps or something), and doesn't update with the rest of my system. I won't use snap, as I'm not interested in YAI (yet another installer) when I already have flatpak.

Its fine if you like it.
flatpaks are just awful with their runtimes and permissions. Appimage at least is fully self-contained sandbox, not some random runtime this and that here and there with sometimes no access to this or that unless you manually modify things.
each their own. I don't like my distro to become an android device.
native distro packages are prefered for me.

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Quoting: Xpanderflatpak

no appimage?
i guess someone can extract the client from it and build an actual package

nice to see linux support though

I love how ridiculously divisive we all are as Linux users.

Dare I ask... why the hate for flatpak (a puke emoji, no less!)? If I can't install something directly, I want a flatpak. I'll use an AppImage and resent it, because it (often) doesn't create a menu item, it requires me to find a place for it to live (I usually bung them in ~/Misc/Apps or something), and doesn't update with the rest of my system. I won't use snap, as I'm not interested in YAI (yet another installer) when I already have flatpak.

I love AppImage because I can treat my applications like data. I can organize them in my own custom structure, back them up, copy them between any of my Linux machines including my kids Steam Decks and they just work most of the time.

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After the whole fiasco with Three Kingdoms and the cancelled sequel I will not be buying anything from them again.

[https://www.reddit.com/r/totalwar/comments/17k6y1t/the_sequel_to_three_kingdoms_allegedly_was/](https://www.reddit.com/r/totalwar/comments/17k6y1t/the_sequel_to_three_kingdoms_allegedly_was/)

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This is so great to see!

@numerfolt do what now? Can you link me to some info? Oh it's the hyprland/omarchy toxic communities. I have never been there or spent any time with either, so I have no personal experience but from what I've read: they can F right off and I know for sure I won't be using either ever.

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The ultimate crime is how Zazlov (sp?) gets to run one of the biggest, oldest, most storied media business straight into the ground with pure idiocy and incompetence, then get to cash out a GIGANTIC check at the end as a reward.

He should get exactly $0.00 and all of whatever was supposed to go to him should instead go to all the employees of wb who've been royally fucked over throughout the past years with him in charge.

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Further links and resources can be found on the official website:
[https://icculus.org/~hamish/retro/part49.html](https://icculus.org/~hamish/retro/part49.html)

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Quoting: tpauI wish we could replace this with element&matrix.

I used to think the same, but I kind of gave up on that fight. Technical issues with maintaining my own server coupled with [how long this meta-issue has been open](https://github.com/element-hq/element-meta/discussions/723), plus their list of paying customers (who, of course, really drive their development)... honestly, good old Mumble is probably still my favourite, with just running my own Nextcloud instance with Talk/Spreed what I'm currently trialling.

I still deleted my Discord account entirely last month, though - my friends are fine just pinging me directly on Steam, which apparently has similar drop-in persistent voice channels in group chats, now?! It's still janky in the same way that the Steam client itself is janky, but still.

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Goonswarm... do they originate from the eve online faction with the same name? If so, then i have no questions anymore. :)

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Quoting: BoldosSo, if I understand it correctly: People/users do not like AI stuff in games?

They also appear to be iffy about people concealing and then blatantly lying about it when called out.

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> Official links:
> GOG
> itch.io
> Steam

I own Nuclear Throne on itch as a result of bying it in four charity bundles over the years, but the downloadable binaries have not been updated since 2016, and I doubt they will this time either. I also own the game on Steam so I don't much care but I would not get it on itch.

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That's the current moment for you--even when you get to watch people you don't like fighting, whichever of them wins, we lose.

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> pre-pre-production

they're probably assessing genAI models

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That's good to see.

Unfortunately they lost quite some people that now thinks that framework is fine with sponsoring fascists :/

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I long ago gave up using the actual client, I don't need fifty different browsers disguised as apps running.

Works fine, and frankly better performance-wise, as a pinned tab in Firefox.

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It's in pre-pre-production. Terribly exciting. In the current industry climate that leaves at least half a decade of dodging cancellations, and that's assuming Sega doesn't get profoundly sick of CA regardless of how well the Medieval 3 development is going.

This entire announcement reeks of insincerity, desperation and damage control.

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Quoting: tpauI wish we could replace this with element&matrix.

There is an open source discord clone (not 3rd party client, it's own thin called "stoat"

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Call of Thunder! CodThunder! Battlethunder!

If they get this right, I suspect it will swell the War Thunder numbers significantly!! We'll end up with videos like that @GnarSasquatch guy on Arma Reforger!

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Wine really had huge progress this year, so many things got fixed and implemented especially for winewayland.

What's so far is broken still is this:

* https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57456
* https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=461063

But formally, it's a KDE bug.

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[Adversarial Interoperability](https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interoperability), for those interested.

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Too bad. I was looking forward to this one.

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Finally more developers using Flatpak ;) That's a good sign.

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Have had the MX Master for a while, and dunno if I would be able to go back now.

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Wow, I wonder how many other mainstream projects switched gears because of Valve's Steam Machine and Steam Frame announcement.

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Stremio-ing was never easier.

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Since Medieval III is in pre-production stage, maybe we'll get a Medieval II remaster before that. Just wishful thinking. Medieval II on a 64-bit engine would do wonders for the modding community.

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Great game! Someday I'll beat it. Or not, as this is the kind of game that gets harder and harder to do well as you age and your reflection time goes down. Oh well...

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Quoting: Xpanderflatpak

no appimage?
i guess someone can extract the client from it and build an actual package

nice to see linux support though

I love how ridiculously divisive we all are as Linux users.

Dare I ask... why the hate for flatpak (a puke emoji, no less!)? If I can't install something directly, I want a flatpak. I'll use an AppImage and resent it, because it (often) doesn't create a menu item, it requires me to find a place for it to live (I usually bung them in ~/Misc/Apps or something), and doesn't update with the rest of my system. I won't use snap, as I'm not interested in YAI (yet another installer) when I already have flatpak.

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