Woohoo - about time :D

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Portal RTX sure looks fun, but those prices and TDPs are just ridiculous...

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Even if i used windows i would do anything before i would even consider letting EA-Crapware run at Kernellevel...

Good thing they don't really have anything relevant to offer anymore that is not riddled with bullshit like microtransactions anyway...

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I wouldn't be surprised if those changes are really intended to frustrate devs of alternate clients tbh...

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Quoting: LeopardI think answer to that is easy: You can just tell them " you have a drifting problem" while you actually don't have ( btw " you " here is an example, anyone can do it ) such problem, get the parts, sell them somewhere or just stock them in case if they go drifty.

As a verification process for such thing would be messy - user has a problem but wants to do repairing themselves, should we send the parts now? - i totally understand that approach. Like you can't get a camera module from Samsung, Sony, Apple etc with saying " i have warranty, give me part, i will change it" .

well, there will always bee black sheep. The question is how much you trust the customer (and of course how expensive the parts are). For example Fractal recently just sent me a replacement fan after i asked if it is a known issue with a possible workaround that a fan started ticking sometimes, despite my case being out of warranty for a year already.
Additionally, shipping, diagnosing and repairing isn't free, so if the money saved on that outweighs the money lost on dicks abusing the system, it even makes sense from a pure economy-standpoint.

So while your point is perfectly valid, it is not set in stone that sending in the whole unit to be repaired by the RMA team is the only viable course of action.

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Quoting: GuestShould I use it for games instead of lutris?

Depends on your usecase.
Bottles is simpler to use and provides sandboxing for the wine prefixes, in Lutris you can dive deeper into the settings and more easily adjust every aspect.

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Nice to finally hear something. And personally, i'm also fine with official proton support.

BUT - as much as it pain me (again), i will hold out until the next sale to finally grab it. Having a hard time doing the native version and finally ditching it is one thing. Ignoring all questions for the promised native version while having a perfectly running native demo and basically ghosting all Linux gamers for years is unacceptable though. Even the allmighty 'we can't say anthing until the proper release' or something like that is better than the silent treatment...

Quoting: Eikeor had a running native Linux demo for the game to back.

Well, the native Prodeus Demo was running buttery smooth two years ago ;)

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Really enjoyed that game back when...maybe i need to take it for another spin :D

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Perfect example on why you should only use the EGS to grab free games - if you have to at all ;)

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Quoting: BlackBloodRumJust be sure to check which permissions you're granting, because you could end up granting full system access

yeah, thats something i always missed on flathub - no easy way to see beforehand what is requested. Flatseal is a nice tool to get an overview. And regarding Lutris: by default it is granted full home dir access - don't know why they would do something like that tbh...

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