Quoting: Shmerl

Quoting: CyrilI use XFCE. :wink:

But not on RHEL? Meaning other distros aren't removing xorg yet, which could make it an issue.

Yeah I know, sorry maybe I wasn't clear at all (I use XFCE on Manjaro), I meant: for the whole Wayland thing, XFCE seems to be the black sheep here.
And it seems people are quite happy with Wayland and other stuff tied to it, so I'm wondering if XFCE will support it as well in the mid term, and if it doesn't I'm afraid it will be a bad situation for us XFCE folks...
And in that case I don't know what DE I will be using really... I really like XFCE (even if I didn't tried others really hard, though I hate GNOME) and I don't want to change it soon.

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Quoting: Shmerl

Quoting: CyrilWhat about people who likes XFCE (like me)? :unsure::happy:
Is there anyone else in the same case?

https://wiki.xfce.org/releng/wayland_roadmap [External Link]

Doesn't look like they have an ETA yet.

Yeah I saw, that's why I asked...

Quoting: whizse

Quoting: CyrilWhat about people who likes XFCE (like me)? :unsure::happy:
Is there anyone else in the same case?

Unless you use XFCE on RHEL why worry?

I use XFCE. :wink:

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What about people who likes XFCE (like me)? :unsure::happy:
Is there anyone else in the same case?

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I admit I don't know anything about ALSA, Pulse or Pipewire, why these are good or bad etc.
But I think I used PulseAudio since forever and I don't remember having serious issues like some people... but my usage is pretty standard.
What did I miss? :happy:

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Quoting: BumadarSmart move, bit like Microsoft giving office almost away for free at schools. Let people use it and who knows it's a new mega game, either way it gets used, people enjoy it, recommend it.

Except that in your example this is not a smart move. It's really not the same.

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Quoting: Szkodnix

Quoting: LinuxerHow do i instal this on Ubuntu ? i can't much understand whats here https://github.com/ihhub/fheroes2/blob/master/docs/INSTALL.md [External Link] and the flatpak doesn't work :dizzy:

Did you follow this instruction? https://www.flatpak.org/setup/Ubuntu [External Link]

Yeah, that kinda sucks with Ubuntu forcing Snaps.

what you talking about i want snap package but there isnt

:happy:
Do you know why you want Snap packages though?

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Quoting: Linuxerumm nope those never worked for me thats why i use ubuntu. for example fedora didnt even play youtube videos or twitch. can there be a snap package thats all

You can't be serious... It just seems you're a Windowser on Linux, not a Linuxer. :unsure:
I could be wrong, but I think you asked that sort of questions in the past "how to install this or that", did you learn something?

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Damn, the only Tomb Raider (first trilogy) that is not on sale on GOG right now. :sad:

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Thanks for sharing, I won't buy it. :smile:

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Quoting: PenglingLooks like one for our mate StoneColdSpider - that's his neck of the woods! :grin:

Its a very realistic but also very fake looking Australia......... The buildings the trees the grass the roads are all realistic....... But no spiders or snakes...... very fake........

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