Quoting: 0aTTOn the PC desktop, Linux will never prevail. That ship has sailed. The PC is replaced by tablets and phones.

I can imagine a world though where everybody's gone to tablets and streaming and I'm still sitting at my Linux PC. World domination for a way smaller market. ;)

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Bertazi also mentioned how they will continue to support for Linux games "both natively and emulated", and on a personal note they mentioned their wish to see more open source games.

They're really trying to please everyone...

I'm pleased. :grin:

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Thanks to The Linux Foundation, I was able to attend and listen to the talk (the online event requires a ticket purchase)

That's nice, they're supporting your work (or at least did this time)?

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I like the arts style!
Please follow it, Liam, so I don't have to. :D

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Quoting: dubigrasuHuh, although the graphic style is rather different, I feel some Machinarium vibes in here. Is the music perhaps?
In any case, it looks excellent.

Happy cake day!

10 years it is...!

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Quoting: aokamiThough be warned this is a cyberpunk puzzle, you will have to enter a few simple commands on a portable computer to solve puzzles, but the retro look (vinyl walkman and so on) is hilarious.

Puzzle? Typing commands? Cyberpunk? 80s retro? Sold! :)

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Can anyone recommend it?

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Quoting: vipor29and the comment section does not suprise me.this is why we never get things ported over due to the amount of crying there is.i am welcoming this browser with open arms.you wanna know why because microsoft is not the same company you people are thinking of.gates and ballmer are not in the company anymore nor do they have any say at all because if they were guess what none of there stuff would even be here right now.give it a chance.i don't want hear about the low marketshare because obviously microsoft sees something in linux or they would not be doing this at all.same thing with google.you would not have chrome here either if google did not believe in it.

You must have been seeing a different comment section than me. The main concern I've seen is that we don't need yet another Chromium based browser, made by Microsoft. Just like Purple Library Guy said: I'm using Windows seven hours a day, but never even voluntarily started Edge there.

It's nice that Microsoft ports some stuff over. Give me Visual Studio (not Code, the real thing!) and I'll take a look. But why would I be thankful for something I don't need or want?

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Quoting: The_AquabatMicrosoft releases a browser for Linux! The Pope endorses same-sex civil unions! what a time to be alive! I'm gonna check outside probably there's pig flying.

... or cars. I heard cars will be flying anytime soon - since the seventies, that is. :D

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Quoting: The_Aquabat

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Quoting: spayder26Microsoft IE/Edge/Whatever-is-called-tomorrow serves a purpose, and it probably isn't any good for Internet openness or user freedom.

If it had its own browser engine, it actually might have been that, considering Google's dominance in browsers...

isn't it a fork of Chromium?

Yes, it's some Chrom* stuff, that's why I said if it had its own...

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