Kubuntu? That's news to me :grin: Weren't you using Fedora?

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cool, this and Blastronaut then.

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You can also compile it yourself, but ok it needs some reading. And there are AMD optimized kernels in Arch's AUR as well (already updated to 6.3) https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/linux-amd [External Link]

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As Linux gamers, I think we should one more time praise Timmy, "the fighter for freedom", for supporting Linux with UE4 *that* good.

If it weren't Valve...

P.S. I still can not believe how people helped him in his holy quest of canibalizing the market by writing a Linux launcher for him...

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Well done corp world... a container in a container. Unneccessary complexity for the sake of corp agendas. Does Proton even work with this.

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Quoting: ShmerlI think Debian experimental would have it before unstable and testing.

Debian experimental is the place to dump stuff (and sometimes just leave them there) that can brake things even in unstable, it doesn't say anything for the user and it shouldn't ever be used.

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Quoting: KuduzkehpanLong Live Rolling Distro,
Praise Be Manjaro!

Long live and praise be Arch you mean, otherwise there wouldn't be Manjaro...

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lol what a hypocrite. Epic Store would be a curated store according to Timmy but now it's just a $100 deposit. I don't trust Epic nor their trojan-horse called EOS and whatever data it scraps from the PC without consent, collects and sends to whoever, so I'm basically done with the studios that will go that route. That's why I 've stopped supporting gaming studios by buying their cosmetic stuff long ago, because no one is ever "secured" that they won't jump to EOS at some point, see Killing Floor 2 and others.

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Quoting: Liam DaweYou know what a co-founder is right? They did it together.

Still mentioning one partner as the Founder is wrong. How about when 3 people have founded something, should just one be mentioned and not giving credit to the other ones? How about Google, is Larry Page the Founder? Or is it Sergey Brin the Founder? No, they are both Google's co-Founders.
One can say when talking about more people, "he/she is ONE of the founders".

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: sudoerI thought Cassidy James was the founder and that they had hired Fore few years later? https://cassidyjames.com/blog/farewell-elementary/ [External Link]

Don't confuse the Founders, with who is employed by the organisation. They were co-founders, both had jobs elsewhere before.

Yet Cassidi stated "In 2011 I founded elementary, LLC"

Seems you have read the false claim in 9to5 https://9to5linux.com/elementary-os-7-horus-launches-based-on-ubuntu-22-04-lts-heres-whats-new [External Link], in that case the correct one should be "elementary OS Co-Founder and CEO Danielle Foré announced today[...]

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