that is beautyfulll and all...
but the only thing i need in an keyboard is 10+ extra buttons that i can remap to do anything i want with a single button press instead of combination of keys.
not sure if im going to use 10 but extra buttons cant hurt, lack of buttons can.
linux especially would benefit from that.

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Quoting: hardpenguin

Quoting: michaInterestingly, it seems the upward change solely comes from Ukraine:

https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/ukraine [External Link]

Can we assume that it comes from an increase in military devices usage? 😰

either that or people sundely care about privacy when their life is on the line

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Quoting: Xpander

Quoting: michaInterestingly, it seems the upward change solely comes from Ukraine:

https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/ukraine [External Link]

Hmm estonia also
https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/estonia [External Link]

but ofc estonia has tiny population compared.

hoyly crap, wtf is happening on estona that we didnt knew about?

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyI note ChromeOS is at 4%. If only it ran, you know, programs.

looks like google will transform chromeOS into an real distro, less chrome and more linux on it

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Quoting: SolarwingApparently the "birds" have flown around the globe and spread the word of free OS. I think Valve is somehow behind this increase as Linux gaming has been going up for sometime. It cannot be coincidence.I can say only this:fly Tux fly!The 4% is next!!!:smile:

there are 2 ads for flying penguins, one is made by BBC and other had the same visuals and was about linux, im not sure if both had an licence to use the images

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Quoting: Klaas

Quoting: GuestI wonder how many "Linux Deck" users would use Linux outside of the Deck.

Probably not as many at the start, but when I've looked at the Steam Deck reddit, there were many people that said that they were scared at first and then it was easier than they expected. That is exactly what we need. There is a lot of false knowledge and fear spread around by MS and lets call them influencers.

to be fair, part of their fear is... justified, just not updated.
linux had many issues back in the days, windows had even more, but they know about the issues that windows had that were solved and they dont know about the linux evolution

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Quoting: minidouThey've done it.

Valve has made every publisher consider the Linux audience. This is only going to get better now.

too soon, we are talking about just a few big publishers, not to mention even nintendo and sony had trouble geting support from thirdy parties in the past.

at the best we can secure the next 5~7 years of games working/being relased on linux and all old games that we already have.
but even if we get that, there is no guarantee of what we will have afterwards. (i mean when the next console gen start)

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BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle - Basic Edition

arc system works games are great!

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i liked the sakuga at the begining and the character design reminds me of swat cats (or maybe samurai pizza cats?)
but they need to show more gameplay, changing the level all the time didnt did any favor for this trailer.

looks cool

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Quoting: Romlok

Quoting: BloomberyWhat is "unknown", Linux?

Given that a large jump in "unknown"s apparently happened at the same time as a large dip in "Windows" (April), my guess is that Microsoft changed something privacy-wise in Edge which made Statcounter not be able to identify them as Windows.

Then, that the subsequent drop in "unknown"s in June resulted in a fairly proportional increase in all the platforms, suggests to me that Statcounter (likely driven by the increase in "unknown"s in their data) found a way to identify (or guess/assume) a browser's platform in spite of some common cross-platform privacy feature.

Edit: This effect seems especially stark in India! https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/india [External Link]
(also, 13.8% Desktop Linux in India!)

wow linux marketshare in india is impressive! at the same time it make me depressing to think that a few other countries must have an minuscule marketshare to compensate (after all the average world wide is 3%, if one countrie its much higher than 3 other might be lower)

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