Where my post about MS broke online office goes? It is about topic, because author complains about the service.

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Maybe Windows users can use python solution, but is python installed in Windows by default? Is not it?

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I have bought this game, but never install it. Maybe give it try? I do not have much time to play and can play too many games. In fact, I do not have drive space to install each game I can play.

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Similar case we had with web browsers. Before creating pages supporting web standards was advertisement/focused by professionals, many web pages claims it worked only with IE, but it worked in Firefox (many times) better.
Maybe it's time to say goodbye Windows? It's a similar case.

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Can anybody explain why OBS needs talk to org.freedesktop.Flatpak? What kind of command outside of sandbox it requires to ran? It is safe?

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In my opinion, Google should start cooperation with Valve. Valve have the store and giant amount of games working on Linux. Google could provide infrastructure to deliver cloud gaming. You bought Stadia Expanded title on Steam. Expanded means, you can play on it on Stadia and had special Stadia-reserved features. Next, you pay Google for transfer. If you would not play with Stadia, you could still download not expanded title on your Linux desktop.

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I do not agree with sentence that OGL could been deprecated, because Zink will evolve. OpenGL specification could still be extended, but all GNU/Linux OpenGL implementation (each driver) could use Zink.

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„we saw the Phil Spencer of Xbox had access too and commented on Halo, Age of Empires and xCloud working nicely.”

Mueeehhhhh ... !
So MS test these games on modified Arch Linux?

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Sentence about lost of market, because game will be available on new platform is stupid. People must still buy an license to play on these new platforms, so Reverse Engineering team made a big gift for Take Two. It must not port game code to the new platform, so save many money. And it will receive provits, because users of these new platforms will buy an game licenses.

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Maybe not related to topic. Could I install normal Wine as compatibility tool to play Civ5?

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