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Quoting: Purple Library Guy

Quoting: win8linux

Quoting: DuncSo, something that's been nagging at me since people started mentioning it... is he a Prince of the Republic of Korea, or the Democratic Republic of Korea?

He's a prince of Korea as a whole, as the Korean split is post-dynastic.

Does the government of North Korea accept that concept? I mean, the Kim family are basically kings so I'm not sure they'd be enthused about rival claimant monarchs.

No, it does not. The Korean royal family considers the Republic of Korea (SK) as the legitimate government of Korea and in turn, South Korea recognizes them as the historical and symbolic imperial family.

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Quoting: DuncSo, something that's been nagging at me since people started mentioning it... is he a Prince of the Republic of Korea, or the Democratic Republic of Korea?

He's a prince of Korea as a whole, as the Korean split is post-dynastic. To be clear, his family has essentially no power at all. They are entirely symbolic or ceremonial, unlike some other existing royal families. Lee has however seemingly rebranded his company London Trust Media into Imperial Family Companies using his family's royal symbols:

https://imperialfamily.com/ [External Link]

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This game seems to have influences from old-school id shooters, DOOM (2016), DOOM Eternal, and Source games (HL2 in particular). Could be one to watch closely.

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I would also be interested in getting a copy of the game, especially as this one apparently uses DXVK in some form. Would be interesting to compare it to playing within Proton also using DXVK.

Also, there is a dearth of open world games with native Linux ports. I really want to play this game as it is the newest one to come for years.

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Seems like Tetris Effect but available for Linux and with a narrative. Rather intriguing and would definitely appreciate getting a key for this!

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Quoting: slaapliedje

Quoting: whizseIntriguing! Pretty cool to see support from Sony themselves, or did they already support the DS4 in a similar way and I missed that fact?

As long as the trigger and haptics stuff lands I'll probably grab one too.

I actually think they did, but they decided to create a new driver for the DS5.

This makes me wonder if they're planning on releasing some native games on their own for Linux. How cool would that be. Otherwise, are they doing it to sell more controllers? I'd buy one if it had great Linux support, yet at the same time it'll probably be a year or more before I buy a PS5.

Edit: This means if I had a PS5 controller and Atari updates the kernel on the Atari VCS, I could use the controller there (the PS4 controller works flawlessly there). Granted I actually do really like the Atari controllers as well.)

It's prolly for their future Android devices like TVs and Xperias. Having support in mainline would mean that AOSP will also have it later on, amongst other benefits from it being in mainline (such as long-term maintenance).

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This is the PinePhone CE that I've been holding out for ever since PinePhones started shipping! I will try to get one as soon as I can. In particular, the Convergence variant since it is the higher-end model and comes with a USB hub which could be useful for other devices too.

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Quoting: riidomI'm on Kubuntu currently.. doing some research and getting opinions a few years back made me to pick it over KDE Neon.

I'd like to get some Plasma updates now and then though.. so how is situation today? Any problems with Neon, that I dont run into on Kubuntu?

Not really, as someone who's used it since the beginning. If anything, the experience is better since KDE and Qt bugs get fixed much sooner. Some may take issue with it only using LTS bases, however for the most part it's quite fine. Maybe with newer hardware it could have issues owing to the LTS base, however HWE can significantly mitigate this.

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Quoting: GuestIts not funny when a Shotgun is like a Sniper.

In fairness to Crowbar Collective, real shotguns do actually have a surprisingly far reach compared to their gaming counterparts. BM's shotgun is one of the most accurate ones I've used yet.

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