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Looks like we may see Steam properly on Chrome OS by the end of 2021
13 Jan 2021 at 7:58 pm UTC
13 Jan 2021 at 7:58 pm UTC
Quoting: elmapulchromeOS taking ages to do that, meanwhile microsoft WSL come out of nowhere and its running fine...Maybe because Microsoft has only one operating system to work on, while Google for some mysterious reason has three?
i cant undertand that
GNOME Shell to get an Activities Overview design revamp in GNOME 40
12 Jan 2021 at 1:36 am UTC Likes: 1
The sad thing is that Gnome was the only DE with vertical layout, so there is no alternative to jump to that I know of. Let's hope someone forks it.
12 Jan 2021 at 1:36 am UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: Purple Library GuyI suspect a basic problem with the way user research works is that "easier to learn" is often not the same as "more effective to use". So you show people various ways of doing things and they're like "I get this one right away!" and you decide the User Has Spoken and you get something that isn't that great once people have it up and running for a while.Yeah, and I guess in this case the people they chose to do their research on are mostly MacOS users and they gave those research users more weight than their existing user base.
The sad thing is that Gnome was the only DE with vertical layout, so there is no alternative to jump to that I know of. Let's hope someone forks it.
Looks like we may see Steam properly on Chrome OS by the end of 2021
11 Jan 2021 at 10:07 pm UTC Likes: 2
11 Jan 2021 at 10:07 pm UTC Likes: 2
Google: Let's re-invent the wheel and create our own unique OS.
*later on*
Google: Ops, we need more of the standard stuff working. Let's hack things together and make our own OS look more like a standard Linux.
Seriously, why?
*later on*
Google: Ops, we need more of the standard stuff working. Let's hack things together and make our own OS look more like a standard Linux.
Seriously, why?
FNA dev and porter Ethan Lee stops future macOS ports, Linux to be their focus
4 Jan 2021 at 10:18 pm UTC
4 Jan 2021 at 10:18 pm UTC
Interesting that they favored Linux despite having smaller market. Is this related to Apple's ARM switch? Or could it be related to Linux actually having bigger market when you include Stadia?
Atari VCS games really are just plain Linux desktop builds
31 Dec 2020 at 6:59 am UTC Likes: 1
31 Dec 2020 at 6:59 am UTC Likes: 1
Excellent news. A locked customized OS is that last thing we want to see. Normal Linux distro with some customzied UI is all we need.
Atari VCS has some game announcements, actually shipping soon
12 Dec 2020 at 12:05 am UTC Likes: 1
This is a machine designed for indie games so don't expect any graphics beyond what a Wii U can achieve, though that's not necessarily a bad thing, there is still a big market for indie games and they can compete against traditional consoles with price and availability of those indie games.
12 Dec 2020 at 12:05 am UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: slaapliedjeNot accurate. The GPU is far from being on par with PS4, let alone PS4 Pro. If I remember correctly, the GPU is around half the performance of PS4, if not even less than that.Quoting: M@GOidThey cornered themselves badly with those prices. $390 bucks is PS5 money, and a XB Series S is $300.From my understanding, the Atari VCS is somewhere spec wise between the PS4 and PS4 Pro. There is no way they could sell it for 150. PS4s are still selling for 300-400. (Okay, just checked Amazon, some of the bundles are 640!)
They need a $150 price tag fast or this thing will be a collectors thing in a couple months.
So the price is probably about right actually. It is abkut as available to order as the PS5 is too... :p
This is a machine designed for indie games so don't expect any graphics beyond what a Wii U can achieve, though that's not necessarily a bad thing, there is still a big market for indie games and they can compete against traditional consoles with price and availability of those indie games.
Purism reveal their powerful privacy-focused Librem 14 laptop
3 Jul 2020 at 7:51 pm UTC
3 Jul 2020 at 7:51 pm UTC
Quoting: EhvisYou're paying quite the premium for those privacy features though. Did a quick check on what it would cost to have it "here" (including VAT and such), it would be about 40% more expensive than a locally available laptop of similar specs. For that difference I would sort out my own privacy settings.If your time is worthless, yes. But if you count your time for what it's worth then sorting out your own privacy settings would cost you more than the 40%, and you might still not be able to get the same level of security.
Oryx Pro is the first System76 laptop with Coreboot, Open Controller Firmware and NVIDIA
26 Jun 2020 at 7:00 am UTC
26 Jun 2020 at 7:00 am UTC
Most people are waiting for an AMD GPU. But this one is a nice machine. Nice to seem them finally giving a compact gaming machine without sacrificing specs (the previous Oryx Pro was bigger than this). Also, good to see the battery bumped to 73Wh. I wonder how long this one lasts, though with an 8 core H series CPU I don't expect it to last much.
Crayta launches exclusively for Stadia on July 1, free with Stadia Pro
19 Jun 2020 at 6:22 pm UTC
19 Jun 2020 at 6:22 pm UTC
What does "free with Stadia Pro" mean? Is there a non-pro version of Stadia? I thought that's no longer a thing.
System76 announce their 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen powered Serval WS laptop
11 Jun 2020 at 7:48 pm UTC Likes: 1
11 Jun 2020 at 7:48 pm UTC Likes: 1
That certainly is a small and nice looking desktop machine.
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