Yeah, it’s definitely better now then it was before believe it or not. I honestly just avoid them at all cost even on windows. I hate games that ship their own launcher even though I bought it on steam

I mean it makes sense. The game is just the 1st one but worse in every way.

I think box64 works for RISC-V as well but I’d have to go double check

Edit: box64 and RISC-V shows stardew valley working. Didn’t really read it

https://box86.org/2023/05/box64-and-risc-v/

I’d love to see a RISC-V chip used one day

I’d love to help out one day but right now my experience is just hosting random things for fun that I find on github

If your main use case is photos

https://github.com/LibrePhotos/librephotos

Good to know I should download the free version instead

Been playing a lot of Risk of Rain 2 again. I still don’t have the DLC but I’ma buy it soon

I think you’re the only one still on twitter

idk who was dumb enough to upvote this but NTFS hasn’t been great. That’s why they’re making a replacement called reFS

Got gnome running on this chromebook with 1GB of ram. Had to set up ZRAM and it was fine. Well as fine as Fedora linux can run on a 1GB chromebook

This might sound ignorant but that’s cause I am. Why doesn’t windows just use ext4, btrfs, XFS, or something open source. They wouldn’t have to worry about developing it so it’d be a load off their chest and they could get really good features that even NTFS doesn’t have. Well maybe not with ext4 but with btrfs

I think it’s just imgflip rn cause imgur and catbox links work

ye basically, you can use flufflychat in the web browser as well

what model?

Cinny or fluffychat

I thought it only had voice chat for calls? Are there voice channels tho?

Wait since when. I’ve been waiting for VoIP. I am on Cinny tho so that might be why. The changed the way elements works on linux and it’s so cancer to use now

I think the point is to go open source. People are tired of being the product

I definitely don’t think element is the best but yes it’s not there yet. Honestly the performance has gotten a lot better but I’m still waiting for VoIP.

https://element.io/blog/introducing-native-matrix-voip-with-element-call/