Dying Light (the original) is still one of the best open-world zombie games around, and now perhaps just even better with the Dying Light: Retouched update.
Given you can always still just skip a month if you don’t like the games on offer (or don’t think they’re worth the price), it’s not am unreasonable increase for me.
I gave up on #KDE #plasma6 it really don't like to play well on systems with more than one user logged in at the same time, the one who's session ain't active will most likely get memory leaks and plasmashell freeze. 7GB of ram per plasmashell feels a bit overkill.
In the i686 discussion in #Fedora we currently hear quite a lot of voices in support for the Steam client, but not that much of other use cases.
If you have anything specific using i686 packages on Fedora, which is _not_ Steam, this is a good time to mention it, so that your use cases are not lost.
Drop 32-bit multilib support on x86_64 and stop building packages for i686 This is a proposed Change for Fedora Linux. This document represents a proposed Change.
The other case was mentioned fairly early on is Fedora KDE (and Fedora Asahi) support for x86 emulation for non-x86 platforms (currently ARM, but could be expanded in the future). I don't think many people paid much attention to that, but it's a big Fedora-internal use-case.
I think that's kind of implied, in the sense that if regular x86_64 Fedora doesn't run i686 apps any more then aarch64 Fedora (on its own) wouldn't be expected to either. So the FEX rootfs isn't really its own issue, if Fedora loses 32-bit support then the rootfs also loses it and that's not really any worse.
On the other hand, if people still expect 32-bit containers to work and be efficient, we still need the FEX build time mini x86 sysroot to build the 32-bit thunks. That's only a tiny handful of packages but it's kind of important...
bazzite is hardly the only distro that would be affected. Valve will very likely migrate the steam client to 64 bit like they did with macOS. Most importantly, this proposal, if it goes through, would be applied two iterations of fedora from now. Plenty of time for Valve to update or Bazzite to find an alternative
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Got a message in. Love the work you all do and I hope it keeps expanding in the future. The Atomic project has been amazing. Seeing all the silveblue, Bluefin, Bazzite, and Aurora rise out of it has been amazing. These Atomic projects have been some of the most stable OS's I have ever had the privilege of running on a laptop.
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The total mash-up mod Fortress Connected has been announced for a Steam release where the worlds of Half-Life 2, Left 4 Dead and Team Fortress 2 collide.
I took Microsoft’s CLI text editor (which is #opensource) for a spin on Ubuntu and was impressed! Details on what it does, why it exists and how you can try it omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/06/micros…
Edit is a new open source command line text editor from Microsoft that supports Windows, macOS and Linux. Learn what it can do, and how to try it on Ubuntu.
"Perfect" in what sense? "Perfect" would mean the game is so well balanced that the people wouldn't not complain at all, and the community would be just like Deep Rock Galactic's, which is not the case, any competitive game attracts toxicity
The mods don’t have to like sites. A role of a mod should not be to just ban sites and remove the option from users, unless there is something very clearly wrong with that site.
Then we end up in situations like this where one site is linked, that referenced another that referenced the original banned site. It’s just stupid.
I agree in parts. If there's an original linkable source it should be the one used. And imho if a newssite gets linked, the mods should at maximum edit the post and add the original source if it's linkable.
EDIT: "At Maximum" means here that there should not be further steps like blocking a news site or removing their link (at least not if it's not spreading malware or something)
EDIT2: But I don't use reddit anyway so what do I know
I meant that the mods do the scanning and add the link. And that the voting system doesn't work is pretty clear with subreddits like "unpopular opinion"
average situation on reddit, honestly. for the few ways that reddit does come in handy, it's mostly just a bunch of internet bureaucracy that only ever ends up in self imposed "red tape"
Firefox 140 is out with vertical tab tweaks, an easier way to add custom search engines, a brand new ESR release – and a fair bit more! omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/06/firefo…
I've been having an issue recently where the 'x' button to close tabs stops responding. Other than that Firefox has been great. Love that they keep improving it.
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in reply to Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮 • • •Ugh... I have been waiting all morning for this sale to start.
Unfortunately for the last 45 minutes #Steam will no longer let me access my wishlist.
I assume everyone is taxing their servers.
I will try again later today.