I would absolutely love to see them try to delist GTA across platforms. I'd buy out all the popcorn in my neighbourhood.

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> Also, wtf Atari, how are they coming up with all this cash?

It's actually just rebranded Infogrames, but yeah, I never associated Infogrames with bags of cash, I think they even almost-bankrupted once.

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> representatives from Tencent (a claim from Sony) did actually approach them to discuss licensing the Horizon franchise in March 2024 at GDC

That's actually very nice of them, and, dare I say, not entirely expected from a Chinese company. Too bad that they continued with their project despite not getting the licence.

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> Are we at a point again where hysterical lunatics decide what people are allowed to play or watch or listen to?

...always have been... maybe with a brief pause here and there...

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Did they also delist f2p nsfw games? I'm pretty sure payment processors should have no say in *that*, right? Right...?

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Cool, bring it on!

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Interesting. I would assume the DMCA came from a manufacturer of some of the obviously-identifiable-but-unlicensed car models, but instead it came from someone who copied a design of some car, and who thought that a model of someone else who copied a design of the same car was his own. :grin: :whistle:

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@eggrole I don't get these concerns. We already have corporate-backed distros: Red Hat for enterprise, Ubuntu for consumers, SteamOS for gaming - and for everything else we have everything else. Linux is just a kernel and you can wrap it in whatever you want. In your vision, will Ubuntu become even more shitty, or will Arch become more like Ubuntu? With the first one I might agree, with the latter - not a chance.

That said, I have a completely different and yet eerily similar vision of the future - Windows will one day migrate to the Linux kernel and then we will finally "be there", for better or for worse.

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What is fascinating about the analytics.usa.gov data is that Linux is 6.1% out of all systems *including mobile*.
Windows 32.5%
iOS 32.4%
Android 16.5%
Macintosh 11.7%
Linux 6.1%
Chrome OS 0.8%
Other < 0.1%

And the devices are:
desktop 51.2%
mobile 47.2%
tablet 1.2%
Smart TV 0.3%

so basically on desktop Linux is 11,9% :wub:

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@wytrabvit I'm just saying that lego minifigures look kinda cute while all the others somehow don't.

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