Quoting: TermyI just hope this icon-only task manager crap will not be the only option in the future ^^

I much prefer the classic task manager too.

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Quoting: WJMazepasI have a Ryzen 7 2700 and honestly i dont see reason for upgrading now.

this

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Quoting: Guestthe novel is not for children

hahaha, not even for some adults :smile:

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Oh boy, how I love point and click games when they're graphically elaborate like this one. This has obvious hints of Syberia in it, and that's a good thing.

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It's refreshing to see a WW1 themed game that's not arcade-Battlefield 1 type.

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I don't know about you guys but that short video was a treat as good as a baba au rhum.
On the other hand 'turn-based strategy sports simulator' sounds too much marketing gimmick for my taste.

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Quoting: mylkai wish they would improve the system monitor
more information like the win10 task manager

Have a look at KSysGuard
https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/plasma-ksysguard.html [External Link]

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Quoting: scaineHi all, I've tidied up a couple of the comments. While this post is obviously of a political nature, there's no room for inflammatory comments. Thanks.

Agree.
But since some stated that they bought the bundle because of the cause (and I respect the good intention) I consider myself entitled to state: I'll not buy the bundle because of the cause.

Thanks.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyI'd wager fewer economies have gotten in trouble from running the printing press too much than have gotten in trouble from owing too much debt in a currency they can't print.

Running the printing press or creating debt is the same thing done differently; both erode the common citizen's wealth: either through inflation or taxes.

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Quoting: tuubiCan you be more specific? At what point in history exactly was Europe a better place to live? Just curious.

1914 was a watershed.
After that governments never stopped absorbing more and more power, never let a crisis go to waste. We were finally left with crumbs of our former liberties, in exchange for sclerotic leviathans we call States, EU on top as a rotten cherry.
Now they're taking away even the crumbs, in the name of health security.
I pray for all to crumble back to that August, when Governments were small and people free to decide for themselves.

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