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Quoting: elmapulbecause they dont want to fix it if anything breaks on wine.
plus we have an history of harrassing developers who call their wrapper (wine/virtual programing) version an native build.

This drives me nuts as a programmer. As WINE/Proton is not emulation, but an implementation of Windows/DX/other APIs in Linux/UNIX-based systems, as such things running in WINE are running natively as all WINE does is map APIs to native APIs/calls (well, for the most part).

That's why it's not native. It has to map to native, during runtime. You're running EXEs and DLLs on Linux. Don't know about you, but that wasn't my goal when switching to Linux.

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Quoting: BlackBloodRumDecided to grab this also. For my "kids" of course[1] :huh: :whistle:, it can go with their lego technic Fast & Furious dom's charger lego kit I keep meaning to build :whistle: :tongue:

[1] Thankfully, I don't actually have children and never will - that's one blessing of my life! :grin:

All the games and toys and nobody disturbs you: 'Hey, it's meant for me!" ;-) [1]

[1] Thankfully, I can (and have to :-D ) play with my two lovely little ones.

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Quoting: Avehicle7887Happy Birthday GOL:heart:

I remember switching to full time Linux in 2014. This site was amazing even at that time.

Same here! :-)

https://ein-eike.de/2014/04/08/i-deleted-my-copy-of-windows-today/ [External Link]

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Quoting: TherinSchange away from the federal government and returns it to the people to vote in thier state

You still sound like one would be a government and the other "the people". Both are governments, both are elected by the people.

I understand that people would like some stuff to be decided more locally. But I think both sides should be able to agree that abortion is not something for local decisions. (Imagine federal law would forbid most abortions, what would you think then?) It's a very general, even a global question, and there's no objective reason to have a different rule in another state.

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Quoting: TherinSuntil 1973 was left to individual states (the voting citizens) to decide for themselves how they wish to address the subject matter and that right has now been restored.

How other way than to return the power to the people could Democracy be defined?

The funny thing about your comments is how you define the one thing (US) as the evil government which contrast the people's will, while the other (state) is the will of the people represented by a government.

Both is a government representing a majority of people. It's more people in the one case and less in the other, but either way you're at most a percent of a percent of a percent of those voting. On any case, the others are the majority. It might be the case (and I'd bet it is) that you feel better represented by the state's government but the federal one, but that's probably just due to our being the other party at the moment by chance. Both is a democracy. (Unfortunately, US politics seems not to be good and decreasingly so at representing also the minority...)

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Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

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Quoting: TherinSWith the decision, Democracy in the USA is shown to be stepping in the correct direction! Removing the choice from the people is something governments, at a national level, have done for thousands (?) of years. Now the choice of forging our own future on this matter has been rightfully returned to individual states

... ' governments.

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Quoting: Liam DaweSpread positivity, not negativity.

Hmm... I'm pro abortion rights. But I think this topic is different from say racism. I understand why some people feel strongly about abortion and couldn't possibly be positive about this.

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Quoting: elmapul

The number was worth repeating. We're not many by percentage, but we're still over a million active Linux users on Steam!

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Quoting: elmapuli dont know if my math is wrong but...
1,18% of 1,557,600 is ~18379
7.58% of 18379 is ~ 1393

so the number of steam decks is just that?

what im doing wrong?

1.5 million already is the 1,18%. They're all Linux users. The whole number of active Steam users is > 100 million.

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