I did not read the article, but agree with the headline. I really struggled to find a good colorblind filter for linux similar to the ones available for Windows / Mac / iOS which have been excellent for me. There was some gnome filter someone once recommended to me that was the closest I’ve seen to something sufficient, but it was ineffective for me and I’m still hoping a better solution comes along.
Totally pulling this out of my ass, but could be that white makes animals stand out in their environment and more likely to be prey for predators. When the animals have humans to watch over them the white color is no longer a selection factor that determines survivability and therefore we see the white spots appear on these animals.
I’m less excited about the deck itself than the possible implications that it will have on game compatibility on linux. Particularly anti-cheat which it looks like Valve is working to resolve by launch. If I am able to play my favorite multiplayer games on linux I’m saying goodbye to windows forever.
Thank you for the well sourced and informative comment. I think I would probably place myself somewhere in between democratic socialist and socialist, so I definitely have more learning to do. I will do more reading on the sources you recommended and look further into the history. This is a good starting point, thank you!
Could this mean Apollo for Lemmy 😍