Quoting: 1xokIt shows that I have played 5 games on Windows, but I don't even own a Windows computer.

https://s.team/y25/qnrhkhv [External Link]

Maybe on some visit? I don't have Windows either, but I played at a relative's.

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Quoting: ArtenAnd Mozilla Corporation is owned by Mozilla Foundation,. So, where are shareholders? Corporation has been established for practical reason. All profits go to Foundation. Corporation is completely under controll of foundation. So in practical sense, there is only foundation, no other shareholder trying to make profit.

I can't comment on Firefox, but I know even Debian does something along these lines.

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31% EXAAAPUUUNKSS. And still didn't beat the last bonus levels. Great game.

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Quoting: ArehandoroI got it on my wishlist, but haven't bought it yet. Maybe for the Xmas discounts :)

If you are into point and click, it is the must-have-played of the year, it seems.

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we do plan on having a build available for Linux (and Mac), we haven't gotten to testing other platforms yet

Not having an automatic daily build of them and testing them at least from time to time does sound like the recipe for "Oops, it didn't work out!"

But, let's see (and stay optimistic)...

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Quoting: ArehandoroI've recently discovered that I'm a sucker for anything neo-noir, pixel art aesthetics and if it has a sax or synth music I'll even fall in love with it... Independently of the actual quality of the product in some cases 😅

I'm not sure what "neo-noir" looks like, but did you take a look at the (excellent) The Drifter?

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Quoting: anokasionTherefore I ask, if even raytracing could have been a fad, why not AI too?

Raytracing is making visuals more realistic and will stay. The GPUs need something to do, and they will not become weaker.

It's even more obvious for AI: It does useful things. It will stay. The question is how much of it, if people will trust LLMs (which they shouldn't) and how all this is paid for.

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Wow. Like one new game a day when Steam on Linux came out and now it's over fifty games per day!

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I just bought Another Lost Phone: Laura's Story because they are going to remove it from Steam, and it was heavily discounted. It's, well, ... more "Lost Phone".

And I played Year Unknown. The demo already is half of the game. There's that one big choice in the end...

I don't regret playing either, but they're no must have played to me.

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Quoting: LestibournesI wonder, since Valve is now the OS vendor, if it can't implement its own kernel-level anticheat and let the game devs or anticheat devs make use of it.

It could, but the devs wouldn't trust it, because under the gpl they would be forced to release the source code defeating the security through obscurity kernel anti-cheat relies on.

Couldn't it attach the same way the closed source Nvidia driver does?

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