Then you call the phone number and its a “helpful” voice chat bot you have to tell your problem to and hope it directs you to the right directory in their convoluted phone tree

Yes

Yeah before you just had to register individual wireguard endpoints in network manager with wireguard installed

Exactly. For seasoning

I always love seeing your marker work show up

Its around the right age

So, uh: did I get the job?

Yeah, wotsisname’s Law of Headlines. If it ends in a question mark the answer to the question is no

That’s really exciting. Hopefully it’s a fruitful endeavour

He kept a ring with poison in it on him at all times, but apparently the wrong kind

Yeah, I’m currently in school for opticianry in Canada and both doctors and opticians are required to give you a written prescription that you can take elsewhere, and in most if not all provinces they have to put your PD on it too

Weird, works for me

I agree with the other guy, I’ve done 3 playthroughs of that game on openSUSE tumbleweed with a GTX 1080.

My experience is don’t try and run most games linux native, run them through proton in steam. Far more consistently out of the box working. If you run into any trouble, ProtonDB will have the fix posted 90% of the time

I personally find games to be more glitchy on Wayland, so if you’re picking a compositor and want stability I’d say go X11.

That said, if you want “just works” go Linux Mint. I set my partner up with it near december 2023 and it’s been smooth sailing. And they don’t touch the command line at all

Out of curiosity, which games? Was steam flatpak or from repo?

I don’t know, it sure seems like there’s an idea this poster has passed on to all of us…

Yeah whose paying his property taxes if he doesnt have any money

To anyone who hasnt: do it! I did it a year ago and the only things you cant do are games with kernel level anticheat, but pretty much any of those games arent worth playing in my opinion anyways.

It took like 3 readings before I didn’t read your title as “Transalpine Gaul”

If your standards are low enough