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A great way to familiar yourself with the Fedora Project is through our documentation. You can learn a lot about your favorite distro, but also about the teams that make them!
you haven't even updated Fedora Server documentation to Fedora 42. I wouldn't advertise it considering its low quality and dead links (not sure about other sections).
Whew, this one took a while. Around three years of development went into OpenMW 0.49.0 which is now available to play Morrowind with lots of enhancements.
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I recently played all of Expedition 33 on it, it was much better than playing locally. I wonder if Valve will ever start selling native streaming services, on any device running Steam or even the Steam app
it is hard to emphasize enough *how few* games are supported. I think 10% of my library came up as supported, and 90% of that were "games that I can already run locally on a potato at a billion FPS".
Embark Studios announced they're working on a new anti-cheat system for THE FINALS, which sounds like bad news for players across Linux, SteamOS and Steam Deck.
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Embark Studios announced they're working on a new anti-cheat system for THE FINALS, which sounds like bad news for players across Linux, SteamOS and Steam Deck.
There is a potential light at the end of the tunnel, at least, since after Crowdstrike, Microsoft is committed to removing kernel level access to AV and anti-cheat software. Someday... Though I fear they'll go the android route and start tying it to hardware-based attestation.
just watched a video on Youtube explaining, or at least attempting to, how a streamer screwed his party in hardcore WoW classic, everyone died, and how that somehow means a lot of people are taking revenge on him by supporting this cause…
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awesome, thanks for sharing. Is there a place where we can see absolute numbers and not just percentages? I'm curious about how many fellow Linux players are out there. :)
Reddit is going crazy about the Switch 2 using "encryption", to lock out third party docks, but as far as I can tell that's misinformation.
Nothing in the logs looks like encryption, it's just a proprietary protocol. Manufacturers clone those all the time!
Not following standards is not nice, but saying this dooms third party docks or has any DMCA implications is nonsense. In fact the article already points out one compatible third party dock.
The original switch also "locked out" standard adapters, just in a simpler way only checking the device ID.
Nintendo has used actual encryption to lock out third party peripherals before (Wii Remote control extensions). If they cared enough they'd have done that again.
People get insane around Nintendo and Apple, they are convinced that they just have to be evil in every possible way. I have my suspicions that these same people aren’t even using their products.
(Doesn’t mean we shouldn’t criticize them, just stay with facts and treat everyone the same.)
I thought it was a standard (well that’s a joke in itself) USB-C so you could in theory just connect it directly to a monitor. But I never dug into it. The dock has a fan after all and I rather avoid finding out if a third party dock has an issue or not. But I want a second dock and $119 over here is pretty steep.
@yon Connecting it directly to a generic monitor doesn't work because it checks for the ID (the original Switch 1). But people make compatible monitors these days.
Apple actually uses crypto auth chips in their Made for iPhone program! That one is real, but they also support a lot of standard USB stuff these days so you only need to sign up for MFi if you are making an Apple-device-exclusive thing mostly. Not for things like display output docks.
the incompatibility with the standard is what everyone should care about, and calling it encryption while wrong gets the point across you can go get a generic usb c to hdmi and usb dock for lets say 50 eur and use it on an android (with usb dp), an iphone (15+), a deck, an ally, a macbook,...
why does nintendo get to opt out of the standard (or add vendor specific extensions that break interop)? why include usbc? add a proprietary port and go back to the hell that was pre usbc
@SilverDiamond Standard docks already didn't work with the Switch 1. The article is claiming Nintendo is somehow adding encryption in the Switch 2, but it's not encryption and it won't affect users. Dedicated Switch 2 docks will exist like Switch 1 docks did, and saying things are somehow different just because they added some vendor specific commands to the story is not good journalism.
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