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11 bit studios are remaking the original Frostpunk in Unreal Engine 5 with Frostpunk 1886
30 Apr 2025 at 5:21 pm UTC

It not only, potentially, improves the old game, but is a sneaky free testing environment that will help the new game.
...and they have already mentioned that they're working on a new game 'in the Frostpunk universe'.

Fanatical brings back the Oddworld Complete Collection for $1 / £1
11 Apr 2025 at 6:11 am UTC

Looks like they ran out of keys or something. It says 33 days left on the store page, but the bundle page says it is sold out.

TUXEDO recently revealed two more AMD Ryzen laptops
3 May 2024 at 6:07 am UTC Likes: 6

Quoting: cameronboschUnfortunately, I don't think either of these Tuxedo laptops are all that impressive for a few reasons, especially when compared to Framework's offerings:

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4. The Tuxedo Laptops are pretty much DOA outside of the EU and the UK, as they only offer ISO layouts, while the Netherlands and everywhere outside of the EU and the UK use ANSI, which Tuxedo does not offer on these laptops. Not to mention how expensive the shipping costs are outside of Europe, so they may as well not exist outside of the EU.

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Whenever I see articles about Tuxedo laptops, there is always a very quick reply saying, "they're rubbish, use Framework." but usually this is what is actually comes down to - you are not the target audience.

This very point in your list, is the very reason that many people do want Tuxedo gear. Sure, Tuxedo is DOA (hyperbole notwithstanding) outside of their target markets, but it works the other way around too.

I don't know many people who would relish the idea of having to RMA from Europe to the USA. I don't know what their repair/warranty policy is (they say 'limited warranty' for Europe) but my wife has had her Tuxedo almost five years. She works in textiles and the fans break down because small fibers gather inside. She is years beyond the warranty period, and they just send us a new fan whenever they start grinding - it arrives within a week.

Sometimes, it isn't meant for you, but it is for other people, if you can take a step back.

TUXEDO recently revealed two more AMD Ryzen laptops
3 May 2024 at 5:51 am UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: torhamAre there any laptops targeted at Linux users that actually have a good keyboard? This one looks terrbile to me: a lowered key plate, no trackpoint, 10-key pad, iso layout, yuck. I'll keep buying Lenovo until something comes along with a nicer keyboard. While their keyboards have gotten worse over the years they still seem to be the best to me.
They do have a range with mechanical Cherry MX keyboards.

TUXEDO Sirius 16 launches full AMD gaming notebook with Linux
1 Dec 2023 at 4:25 pm UTC

Quoting: JarmerThat pricing sounds pretty good. I've never heard of their flavor of ubuntu, I wonder if it's just pretty vanilla with some branding.
No, they have a lot of (viewpoint notwithstanding) improvements over vanilla, mostly their preference for .debs rather than snap.
They have an FAQ page here with the details [External Link]

Quoting: cameronboschWhat's the point of buying this over the Framework Laptop 16?
Aside from the Framework being ~£500 more for similar config, but no native keyboard layout?

Looks like Valve will sell refurbished Steam Decks
8 Aug 2023 at 4:27 pm UTC

Quoting: ssj17vegetaAren't the prices, like, very high for refurbished items ?
I thought the same. I just bought a new (refurbished) Google Pixel 6 Pro for £260, just under half the price of a brand new one.

At these prices, I wouldn't consider it - I'd be looking closer to £320 as reasonable for the 512 model.

Meta announced 'IGL', a high-performance cross-platform graphics library
8 Jul 2023 at 8:21 pm UTC Likes: 2

Quoting: BoldosUmmm.... Why?:shock:
I presume to ensure Occulus Quest compatibility on as many devices as possible - they will be selling something down the line, for sure.

Steam UI scaling should work even better in the latest Beta
16 Jun 2023 at 2:28 pm UTC Likes: 2

I am so glad for the UI scaling! That's a big win for me.

Roblox intentionally blocking Linux with Wine in their new update
22 Apr 2023 at 12:35 pm UTC Likes: 12

Quoting: legluondunetDevelopers don't want Linux users to play his game, just don't play his game and advertise it.
His game is not important, we have today enough games to play on Linux for more that a human life.
I think you underestimate the potency of peer pressure in 10-year-olds. My daughter has a Windows partition on her laptop, JUST so she can play Roblox. We managed lockdown and remote learning, even over Microsoft Teams, in Linux, but Roblox forced it.

Seems I'll be replaying Half-Life 2 again soon but this time in VR
30 Aug 2022 at 9:45 am UTC Likes: 1

I wonder how the old HL2 graphics will 'feel' in VR. I was always rather saddened that the HL2 Cinematic Mod didn't run as smoothly on Linux. A massive graphical update would be sweet alongside a VR update.