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Recently got hooked to the Everspace games, almost done with the first game. :smile:

Quoting: Avehicle7887Recently got hooked to the Everspace games, almost done with the first game. :smile:

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Stunning wallpaper!

Quoting: scaineStunning wallpaper!

Absolutely is! :grin:

Happy Cake Day, by the way, scaine. :smile:

Quoting: Pengling

Quoting: scaineStunning wallpaper!

Absolutely is! :grin:

Happy Cake Day, by the way, scaine. :smile:

Cake day? Isn't that later on in the year? What am I missing??

Quoting: scaineCake day? Isn't that later on in the year? What am I missing??

There's a cake to the right of your username - mousing over it says you've been on GOL for 11 years. :tongue:

Quoting: Pengling

Quoting: scaineCake day? Isn't that later on in the year? What am I missing??

There's a cake to the right of your username - mousing over it says you've been on GOL for 11 years. :tongue:

Good grief, so there is! Over a decade of Linux gaming love! Happy cake day to me!

I realized I had not posted for May yet:



I blame bottle feeding lambs.

Quoting: HamishI realized I had not posted for May yet:

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I blame bottle feeding lambs.

I admire your consistency, Hamish. No distro-hopping, no trying out all manner of desktop environments or window managers, no fiddling with the layout or the icon theme. You seem to have found what you like and are staying with it. That's rare.

My alt system, assembled from parts which were about to be thrown away. :grin:

I was messing about with the explore mode in Falcon's Eye, so here is June:

Here's mine, wallpaper's on rotation.


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Here's mine:

Trinity Desktop (kde 3.5) if you're wondering
CDE theme, Slick icons

Quoting: bonkmaykrHere's mine:

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Trinity Desktop (kde 3.5) if you're wondering
CDE theme, Slick icons

Just got a little throwback as I starred using Linux decades ago. Thank you :heart:

*Looking at current desktops*

When did everything went downhill and flat again? I really miss KDE 4 though :(

Some fan-art I liked (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.), which was done for the Awesome Games Done Quick 2023 event, where Bomberman 64: The Second Attack! was speedrun in just over 30 minutes (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.). :smile:

Nothing too special for July:

Got up early to finish setting up a system I want to spend a lot of time on. Been a while since I really customized anything. IceWM on Debian with an XP-ish look.

Quoting: chaussettesGot up early to finish setting up a system I want to spend a lot of time on. Been a while since I really customized anything. IceWM on Debian with an XP-ish look.

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Ohhh, it's great to see IceWM! I've always had a soft spot for it, and it's still actively developed.

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This is my PC. I use Catppuccin Mocha on every possible program.
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So this time it's a bit more literal (my entry to this thread). I recently got a new GPU, AMD RX 7700 XT, upgraded from my Nvidia GTX 1070. After using it for some time with the Ubuntu 24.04 install I had, 2 days ago I also switched to openSUSE Tumbleweed GNOME, that I always wanted to try, but I was afraid of the Nvidia wonkiness I've heard about (now with an AMD GPU that barrier was no longer there).

The performance difference is huge for me with this GPU between the 2 distros.

My desktop is not that different, because most stuff I always set it up more or less the same.

Finally an AMD GPU, drivers now open source and not proprietary, wayland. It's a cool experience, I'm glad I 'took the risk' and splurged for an AMD GPU. I always wanted to try it, but I've had been afraid to part with Nvidia due to my familiarity with it.

I'm also really impressed with openSUSE Tumbleweed as well. It would be hard to make a proper write up, but I just find it so damn impressive, I never could have imagined that I still could be THAT impressed with a Linux distro. It does a lot of stuff really well.

So yeah, new GPU, new OS, new graphics stack, new display protocol (wayland), a lot of new stuff that I'm happy and excited about.



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