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Eike Jun 25, 2020
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I wonder how many people think of updating their "when did you use ... last time" answer every now and then...
Ehvis Jun 25, 2020
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Quoting: EikeI wonder how many people think of updating their "when did you use ... last time" answer every now and then...

That's the problem with these questions. The answer might change even if your usage profile stays the same. I would expect quite a bit of stale data for these.
lucinos Jun 25, 2020
Yes I did not like this question right from when introduced. They should have been about the importance of wine usage and they do not do that right. The others questions are awesome.
Liam Dawe Jun 25, 2020
I agree I think we're long passed the point where the timing on Wine based questions make sense so they will be removed.

Edit: Wine/Steam Play questioning was removed. In future, we may look to introduce other questions about them but the previous questions didn't fit with the way this survey works and frankly they weren't even useful. Thanks for the feedback. This does streamline it a bit too for now :)


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Eike Jun 25, 2020
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Quoting: Liam DaweI agree I think we're long passed the point where the timing on Wine based questions make sense so they will be removed.

Edit: Wine/Steam Play questioning was removed. In future, we may look to introduce other questions about them but the previous questions didn't fit with the way this survey works and frankly they weren't even useful. Thanks for the feedback. This does streamline it a bit too for now :)

Just was going to ask. I really think it's useful to have something WINE/Proton related! I don't care for the difference, though. Like, are you buying Windows only games to play on Linux? Regularly, seldom, only whitelisted Proton, never-ever.


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RTheren Jun 25, 2020
Quoting: GuestI have a Suggestion: How about a Section for the Init you use? Like systemd,openrc, runinit, s6...

My guess would be 90% systemD, but I am curious about the others as well.
WorMzy Jun 25, 2020
Quoting: GuestI have a Suggestion: How about a Section for the Init you use? Like systemd,openrc, runinit, s6...

How does that pertain to gaming? Unless there's a direct benefit to using one init over another in terms of e.g. gaming performance, I don't see why it'd be a useful metric to track here.
Liam Dawe Jun 25, 2020
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Quoting: GuestI have a Suggestion: How about a Section for the Init you use? Like systemd,openrc, runinit, s6...

How does that pertain to gaming? Unless there's a direct benefit to using one init over another in terms of e.g. gaming performance, I don't see why it'd be a useful metric to track here.
Yeah, honestly that sounds like a fluff detail we don't really need.
axredneck Jun 25, 2020
"Session type" graph has not very good colors: link
Liam Dawe Jun 25, 2020
Quoting: axredneck"Session type" graph has not very good colors: link
Thanks for the feedback, have given them dedicated colours that will stay the same now and they're clear on both website themes.
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