Quoting: shorbergAs a side-note: Did it always say "Publisher", didn't it use to say "Developers"? Because those are not the same thing.

I vaguely remember the same. In the context, it would be the same though, I guess. Maybe "[X] Give money to the people who allowed us to put the game here because they've got the right to do so whoever they are" was a bit too long. ;)

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I don't know if that has been possible before, but you can also browse games with a demo (and Linux support)!

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I didn't follow closely, but I'm surprised they've made the switch to default to Wayland.
I guess they wouldn't have done the same for an LTS version...?

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Quoting: CatKillerFWIW, mine started keyboard-mousing at 2, with Qube - first just on my lap while we talked about the puzzles (there's some dialogue you'll probably want to mute) and then taking over himself a bit later. He's since (he's 5 now) done The Talos Principle, Qube 2, some of The Road To Gehenna (it's really hard!), Slime Rancher, and a bunch of other games that are listed in the "games for children" thread.

Ah, it seems I missed something good by not watching the forums!?!
This thread?

Quoting: CatKillerThere's just an amazing amount of awesome games around. It's a darn sight richer than the Granny's Garden that I grew up with.

If we're talking about a real garden, my wife's disagreement couldn't be stronger. :)

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Quoting: CatKillerThey'll get a sale from me just as soon as my little one is old enough. I'm really looking forward to it.

I'm so much looking forward for my two little ones (3 yo) to become old enough for some (more) interesting games! :)

For now, they're playing their first game, Under Leaves:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/567030/Under_Leaves/ [External Link]

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I'd love it if they're (still) standing for good little games. :heart:

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To be honest, I'm not sure becoming a publicly tradeable company on one's own is giving more independence than being a small part of Microsoft.

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Quoting: johndoeMaybe I should write a little docu.

Docu is for sure something that Debian could learn from Arch. I often profit from the Arch wiki!

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Quoting: bOrviS7000I just got an update on Debian stable with back ports today too version Nvidia 460.67.
I have been using Debian Stable with NVIDIA drivers for 10+ years, but I'm thinking I may need to switch. Does any one have any comments on Arch over Debian?

I don't. :D ~23 years happy Debian here. Installed a Suse eons ago and have Ubuntu on my HTPC (VDR). Why do you think it's time to change for you?

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Quoting: DebianUserI'm pretty familiar with Debian, but there is no rolling variant (it is possible to use testing but its seems to be radical, and testing does not receive updates during freezes).

I don't think using Testing for a while would be that radical.
It's quite some time ago I used it myself, some people say though it would be at least as stable as other distributions' releases. :D
You're right about the freeze, though.

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