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  • Tetsuo@jlai.lutoLinux@lemmy.mlLTT does another Linux Challenge
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    9 days ago

    I did the switch to full time linux gaming a few weeks ago.

    Initially I was on PoP OS but I wasn’t happy with it. I reinstalled everything on Cachyos and it has been very good so far.

    Here are the main “hurdles” that I think I should not have encountered in my “liberation” :

    • I activated FDE in cachyos but the LUKS decryption prompt was never on my keyboard layout so I could never decrypt with the original key. I should not have to handle keyboard layout issues when decrypting FDE. This would be fatal to any beginner.
    • I still think the tinkering with proton is too involved. Some command line arguments should be activated automatically depending on your setup. Players should be able to anonymously opt-in to sharing settings for all the game they start.
    • Mouse sensitivity is wonky on many linux distros for gaming. Mouse acceleration should not be a default if you target gamers. I dont care if original Arch has this default. 99% of FPS players avoid it.

    That being said, leaving Windows makes me incredibly happy and I’m very thankful for the great opportunity the open source community has given me through great free software.



  • I suppose we could also see in the future more cars that can swap their battery in charging stations.

    IMO that’s the more long term use of these stations. Instead of buying gas you would swap for new batteries.

    Gas stations are often well placed for refuelling so might as well repurpose them to do that but for electric cars.

    Electric scooters with swappable batteries work super well in urban areas. I’m convinced once this tech is deployed on most cars it will trivialise long trips in electric cars.

    This and electrified highways would be amazing.












  • No it’s DM from people that are not in your friend list. I often receive scam messages on Discord and only notice them months latter.

    The simple fact that they will be hidden deep in the inbox IMO is important. If a teen doesn’t see messages from strangers they had no prior contact with that’s good in my book.

    I think it’s much better than just letting these nasty DMs stay in the dark anyway.

    At least a teen will have to go out of his way and ignore the warnings to get in contact with some freak.

    Also what better solution do you suggest to implement ?


  • So teen-per-default means that adults can freely talk to teens, which should be prevented.

    That’s not my understanding.

    I get your point but by default if Discord thinks you are a teen it also implies all the limitations associated with that status. Which means some media will be blurred and some commands cannot be done.

    An adult can keep his “teen default status” but he also keeps all the limitations associated with it. Which I suppose doesn’t mean they can “freely” talk to other accounts as you state.

    Notably the DM that a groomer would send will end up in a special inbox for all teens or for that matter “default teen”.