Another sad day for the Linux Foundation.

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Did they fix the stuttering of the despicable UE5?

https://www.vg247.com/unreal-engine-5-has-been-a-disappointment [External Link]

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: sudoerlol they turned illuminates into zombies now? :grin:

consider me unimpressed.

That's just the hordes they turned, there's plenty of actual Illuminates.

Imo studios should be more creative than following the rather repetitive Left4Dead formula. It's been done to death already.

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lol they turned illuminates into zombies now? :grin:

color me unimpressed.

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Quoting: Liam DaweIt's transparent to the end user once the system is installed. You add extra apps all the same way via Discover. This "bloat" is not something normies care about, only pedantic people who like to watch a few extra MBs get used up. The reality is: only a few people really care.

Installing a KDE app using the flatpak version by mistake/confusion is not "a few extra MBs" if runtimes and other essential core packages need to be retrieved, this adds confusion to the normal user of "why is it taking so long". Add to the above the extra confusion of having to give additional permissions, handling printing and the communication of different containerized solutions with each other or with the local password manager. That's definitely not transparent.

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Snaps and flatpaks on the same system? What kind of suggestion is this, to make the ultimate bloat system and to confuse the normal user? Just stick with what the distro offers you by default, in this case snaps.

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About time they name it "Fedora Desktop" and place it on the front next to Fedora Workstation. This way Desktop users will use a real Desktop OS and the industry can use something that has a simple UI like the current "Workstation" to do whatever job they want with their workstations. Ideally Fedora should provide a simple, polished stacking window manager for that and have a 3rd one called "Fedora Tablet" for tablets using GNOME ofc, so that people coming from other OSes aren't confused and ask themselves "is that Linux/is that really so bad?/that's why everyone calls it a bad option/that is just for tablets, I can't work with something like that on my PC!".

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Well, I don't know what to think about this devs' obsession with poo.

But the fans of this game can at least now play co-(po)op ...

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Quoting: Vortex_AcheronticDoes this mean Arch Linux finally sees OpenQA like openSUSE and Fedora do to ensure their rolling release stability?

you mean the overrated PR gimmick that in reality does nothing vs. the fame openSUSE has been rightfully granted over the years about breaking due to unsynced mirrors, the usage of Packman, the OBS hell leading to constant dependency hell questions, SUSE's own weird idiosyncracies (sudo non-configuration and various other stuff) and zypper's dangerous practices of altering permissions on system folders without notifying the user? https://forums.opensuse.org/t/master-pdf-rpm-file-conflict/148878/8 [External Link]

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Played for 5-10 minutes, it's slow and boring I'd say, the artwork is pretty meh and it is heavily pixelated. I think I'm fed up with this style. Wizard of Legend 2 eats this for breakfast, the only interesting fast action top-down hack & slash with fluid movement and a good pace I'm waiting for this year (assuming it won't be affected by the latest Humble Games fiasco).

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