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Quoting: HendrinMckayNo, will not touch this with a ten foot pole even though I want to play it. Now that Playstation will no longer being bringing there first person titles to PC I will no longer be purchasing the games they make or publish as a matter of principal.

So the game is out on the pc, it is utterly brilliant (finished it on the ps5) but because future ps5 games might not come to the pc your not buying it. You do understand that if enough people do this they are kind of making the point for Sony because of low sales right? Having massive sales would actually show them the error of their ways.

If you enjoyed the first one then do yourselve (not sony) a favour en enjoy this one :)

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After ubuntu removes unity desktop and moved do gnome-shit-shell desktop i used kubuntu and than moved to Manjaro Linux because of stability and performance problems. Im using it for over 7 years or so. im very happy with it. Had zero issues with it. Except some old games hadnt work with wayland so i had to switch x11 for playing them time to time. i feel somethings are not going good on manjaro community and that manifesto tell alot.
Now it seems im gonna hop on Cachy OS which all of my friends already hopped in. after Manjaro splits or so.

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Well, I can admit when I'm wrong – [this update post](https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1536610/view/512986184073347515?l=english) from the OpenTTD team clarifies that they weren't "pressured" to make these changes by Atari, that they had discussions with Atari ahead of the rerelease, and that Atari is providing some funding support for their server infrastructure as part of the deal. I guess since I already have it on Steam it doesn't technically affect me going forward, though the release of this clarifying post suggests I wasn't the only one to get that misunderstanding from the original.

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No, will not touch this with a ten foot pole even though I want to play it. Now that Playstation will no longer being bringing there first person titles to PC I will no longer be purchasing the games they make or publish as a matter of principal.

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Ew. I love Tokyo, it's a wonderful place to visit. Gnome, on the other hand... No.

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The last time i tried gnome i couldn't even make a short cut on the desktop has this been changed?

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Yikes :-o I play games to get away from photo-realism!

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Sad that it does not run so great for now, graphics look pretty stunning though on your screenshots!

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Quoting: UltraVioletI wonder if there will be a paid version for more / unlimited data? Makes sense and I’ll happily pay it.
I wonder if this feature will come to mobile as well at some point?

Mozilla had Mozilla VPN for a while
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/products/vpn/

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Nice, I've this one on my wishlist for my Steam Deck. Guess I'll have to check it out during the eastern holidays :)

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Quoting: JarmerIn the end it doesn't matter. Smart kids will ALWAYS find a way to get around stuff like that.

In fact, I want my kids to problem solve.

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I've put in about four-hours so far with only one issue: the voice audio stopped playing about an hour in even though all other sound effects continued to play. Restarting the game fixed it, and I haven't encountered it since. I did switch to Proton Hotfix, so maybe that made the difference? I have no idea.

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Split View and Tab Notes sound nifty.

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Quoting: tomascTo me, this feels like yet another case of certain people manufacturing drama.

We're not talking about a developer blindly using AI to generate code they don't understand and then pushing it out to users unchecked. This is a developer who knows what he is doing, uses AI as a tool to speed things up, and reviews the output. In that context, AI isn't replacing skill, it's supporting it.

As for the broader impact of AI on us as computer enthusiasts: yes, it's significant, and not all of it is positive. Hardware shortages and rising prices are definitely frustrating. But this isn't new. We've seen the same pattern before, whether it was laptops, crypto mining, or data centers driving up demand and prices. Every major tech wave creates temporary disruption before the industry adapts.

If someone's truly concerned about environmental impact or rising costs, there are straightforward ways to respond: stop wasting energy by playing PC games on demanding hardware, buy a energy efficient notebook second hand, and only use it for what you absolutely need.

The only thing AI is seed up are the Ram, SSD, HHD and Chip prices.NVIDIA has booked all available slots in contract manufacturing just to control the chip market. Just to push their AI garbage. Prices are exploding and hardware is being hidden. Try buying RAM, SSDs, or HDDs. But go ahead and defend their AI god. AI is the downfall. https://de.euronews.com/next/2026/02/28/studie-ki-chatbots-kriegssimulationen-atombombe . But heil the AI 🤮

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Quoting: wintermuteI recently stopped using regular Opera on EndeavourOS because video playback stopped working properly. Does the gaming version require the same codec workarounds?

wrong ffmpeg codec?

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The split view sounds interesting. The free VPN "somewhere" sounds like a bag of *thing I can't write in a family friendly comment*. While the browser is one thing, trusting Mozilla with anything external to it hasn't been in my plans for a long while. Them saying "we're not peeking, and we're not logging anything, honest!" have as much value as the next "FreeEdgeLordzVPN" saying the same thing.

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Makes me wonder . . . like, who actually chooses the "chosen one"? It always seems to be pretty vague.
(calls over barmaid)
"Matilda, could we get a couple more pints? And also, could you choose me?"
"Choose you? Told you last week I'm not interested. I think you've had enough already, dearie."

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Quoting: Linux_RocksRemember when you had to pay for Opera back in the day and it was a worthy alternative? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Remember when stupid gimmicky web browsers weren't everywhere either? Pepperidge Farm also remembers.

I'm going to be so disillusioned the day I find out that Pepperidge Farms doesn't actually remember any of the stuff.

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Quoting: Wolfgang RoseThese days I always checkout 'who owns' a particular software. I checked out 'Opera Norway' and noted that the company was floated on the NASDAQ, ergo it will have lots of American investors and will likely cater to US tastes and business norms. In my experience as a developer/tester/project manager, I know most US firms will make all the noises to comply with GDPR, but will often breech intentionally as 'part of business'.

To American corporations, "The Law" is just a tax on doing what they want anyway. A small tax.

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A damn shame that they never brought Gran Turismo 7 or MLB: The Show to PC. MLB forced them to go multiplatform on consoles and should really force them to release it on PC too.

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"You were the chosen one!" - Somebody on a lava planet somewhere.

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Quoting: Caldathras

Quoting: sanInteresting! Thus far I’ve been using GPU-X for this purpose.

Thanks for this, @san, but don't you mean CPU-X?

Oops, yes indeed 😅 Corrected!

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Excited to finally play!

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I'll say what I say when I hear loud annoying kids at the store: "Ugh, children." lol

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Split view is actually a good use for high resolution and/or ultrawide screen real estate.

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🐑 VPN
🎓 Tor
🧠 I2P
🗲🧠🗲 Nym mixnet

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and the latest release brings Native Linux support to improve performance on Steam Deck.

Valve, you crazy bastards, the plan is actually working

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Grabbed this off my wishlist as the update on Steam mentioned they'll be raising the price for their next update and that this is the best time to grab the game on sale before the price increase. Thanks for the coverage !

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It is so that while you're sitting in your gaming chair in front of your gaming computer, with all its illuminated gaming keyboard and gaming mouse and gaming mouse pad, sipping your gaming drink and wearing your gaming garb that you might desire to browse gaming information on the web.

And what better to do that than with a gaming browser!

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Remember when you had to pay for Opera back in the day and it was a worthy alternative? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Remember when stupid gimmicky web browsers weren't everywhere either? Pepperidge Farm also remembers.

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