Also worth pointing out in the whole DMCA conversation that Sonic Robo Blast 2 itself has been ongoing since 1998, and as far as I'm aware they haven't had legal trouble. I'm absolutely certain that Ring Racers will be fine.

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I'm aware the issues are going to be resolved very soon, but an NVIDIA card on a Fedora edition laptop, a distro that leaned hard into Wayland, is... questionable.

It'll cease to be an issue very soon, but still. Weird.

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Oh, nice, it's out now. I'll wait a little, but this is very likely my next distrohop.

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Definitely happy to see VR stuff being worked on, I've kinda just given up on VR until I can buy an Index (my headset was a Windows MR headset, which has awful software, awful controllers and no Linux support), but at the same time I'm hoping at least one headset with inside-out tracking will work someday.

...and I hope we see something come from Deckard. Still patiently waiting for that.

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Quoting: AdutchmanHere's to a bright future for Nvidia cards on the Linux desktop!

Cheers. This year's proven it's closer than we once thought.

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Really hope it is a sign of NVIDIA opening up more.
As much as I've expressed that the card I have in my system at the moment is very likely the last time I ever put an NVIDIA card in my system, it would be really nice to see NVIDIA pivot and embrace open-source drivers, as they're unfortunately still where most people look for GPUs. Even with the 40 series, somehow.

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Oh, that's neat. My GMMK 1 plays nice with OpenRGB, I'd like to see if it works with this too.

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Seeing it not only remain at 4% but even climb a little is really nice. Hoping to see it go up even further.
Maybe we'll see 5% before Microsoft drops Windows 10, and then see it surge up after they drop it.

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Quoting: whizseturns out it was only Nvidia users on Wayland getting their expletives in-sync.

Nvidia user, can fffffffffrickin confirm this. Waiting patiently for the explicit sync update.

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"Kernel Level" anti-tamper is snake oil. This nonsense was tried before, Modern Vintage Gamer's video retrospective on Starforce DRM [External Link] does a good job documenting what happened. Modern gaming is so chock-full of "Starforce, but even worse" and I'm hoping one of these days, rootkit snake oil gets the same blowback Starforce and SecuROM did.

If an "anti-cheat" won't work because the operating system is too secure to fall for malware tricks, it sucks.

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