Quoting: EikeDebian is back in town! :heart:

I'd been wondering how one of the most well established distros had even disappeared from the stats at all.

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This one has been tempting but my experience tells me to stay away from F2P.

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But I can surely entertain the idea that the concept should be reversed: not an "AI generated content" badge but rather an "AI content free" one.

This is the most logical approach. And maybe a category to search by "Human-made".

If a game uses AI models that have been trained on material without the content of their authors (Spoiler, all of them) I consider that game to be built illegally, and as such, I will obtain it and play it via "illegal" methods.

I've long grappled with the idea whether the eye patch is truly a form of protest. For example, simply owning and playing the game lends player numbers, time and attention for a project even if you avoided paying for it. If a game promotes some harm, is it preferable to avoid it entirely and let it rot in lonely silence?

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The beginnings of a Facepunch redemption arc?

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I guess that Debian is a better basis for runtime library changing every few years that the thundering rolling library of Arch.

Intended or not, the diversity is healthy.

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Whats the incentive?

Free XP for profile leveling, if you're into that sort of thing.

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Even though SteamOS has migrated over to Arch Linux, the runtime is still using Debian as its basis?

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An answer to ARK that a museum of natural history wouldn't be allergic to? I hope their game sees enough success that later on down they line they might consider a proper native release.

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One of the few factors in the first Steam machine's failures was on the part of fence sitters (people like myself) not moving on the opportunity to buy one.

This is our second chance. Or my second chance, anyway. I will certainly be buying one or several Steam Machines.

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Valve had better fix their "SteamOS + Linux" search category before these things hit shelves!

EDIT: They've already fixed it ? https://store.steampowered.com/linux [External Link]

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