Quoting: Brokatt

Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: kuhpunktWhat does that even mean.

It means you will use AI and you will like it. There is no escape. Consume!

I mean I know the Mozilla hate train is always loaded with pitchforks and ready to leave the station, but isn't that a bit disingenuous? So far Mozilla have stayed true to their first statement and AI is always optional. Should that change I will uninstall Firefox in a heartbeat but until then I'm perfectly happy with it as my default browser. I don't see AI being any different from other services like search, email etc in that I will use it if it respects my privacy.

Well no, because right now it's just words, the settings to turn it all off are hidden behind flags you have to know how to find to disable.

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Quoting: kuhpunktWhat does that even mean.

It means you will use AI and you will like it. There is no escape. Consume!

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I've cleaned up the comments a little after having time to think about the language being used here. Please try to stick to the rules, and refrain from being intentionally inflammatory. We have people from all countries reading, let's play nice. Thank you.

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Quoting: doragasuAnother verified game that shouldn't...

Have you tested it with this update?

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Quoting: hardpenguinOoooh, GamingOnLinux has emojis now?!

😁😄🐧🦊🍕🍫👍🔥

Yep, the comments box and SQL database was upgraded a long time ago to actually support it. But only just had the time to replace and code in an emoji selector that launched last night 🐧👍

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Build 42 didn't have multiplayer until now. Previous builds did.

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They mean in the sense of Valve's reduced cut for the biggest sellers, I assume. Which is a very real thing Valve announced.

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Slight addition to the article below the last quote, to note the key changes from 2023.

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Well if developing games is your livelihood and your game gets banned, of course you are going to lean hard into it. You want the money to live.

So yes they're seeking attention, it's all marketing - but what else are they supposed to do? I really don't get the issue or why anyone sees it as a problem.

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Quoting: kuhpunktThose devs sure love the attention.

What an odd thing to say. Of course they want attention, every developer wants attention. And they're drawing attention to a problem of the biggest PC store there is (and Epic...) refusing their game.

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