Quoting: EhvisCan anybody still find the "pause" or "skip" option for Humble Choice? I can't find it. Dug it up from my browser history though and it still works.

They did make it harder to find, and got rid of the "remind me before time is up" option. They also removed the "tell us why you are pausing" question - I guess they don't care any more (or got overwhelmed with the volume of complaints).

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Quoting: mr-victoryThe title is unclear, it has both "verified" and "playable".

Perhaps "confirmed 'Playable' on Steam Deck" would be less confusing?

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Not sure what rules there might be; Fanatical for instance has no problem listing "Steam Deck Support: Verified"
https://www.fanatical.com/en/game/doom

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That subscriber discount used to be nice when it didn't reset when you paused; it's not incentive enough to not pause when the selection for the month is poor, which it has been lately.

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Quoting: EhvisIt looks very good, but this bit worries me:

QuoteInteresting new puzzle mechanic based on melodies.

So far, I've had to resort to walkthroughs for every game that had note/melody based puzzles.

Agreed; I'm not musically inclined at all, so I always struggle on those.

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Looks like it could be a fun game if they manage to fix the issues.

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The fedora repo has 2.15.4p1, so I imagine it will update to 2.15.5 soon enough.

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Quoting: Liam DaweSomewhere I followed a wrong command, didn't pay enough attention, stuff got removed that shouldn't and it all died. It was a learning experience

You have to watch out for those embedded 'sudo rm -rf /' suggestions. ;-P

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Quoting: AnzaApples problem was more that they really didn't know how to collaborate at first

They never learned; that's why Google forked Webkit to Blink. For a very recent example: they drove away the creator of Swift, who, although he had left Apple 5 years ago, was still volunteering his time to contribute to the project.

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That water sure evaporates quickly!

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