No one compares You stand alone To every record I own Music to my heart That’s what you are A song that goes on and on
This may be a silly question, but as far as online games that work, it shouldn’t matter if my friends are on Windows, right?
For the most part it’s fine like the other comment mentioned.
However there are a few edge cases like Borderlands 2 that is like pulling teeth to make work.
Not having touch anything is a selling point for me. Bonus points if I can roll up the window too.
I’m not the original commenter.
However any game with invasive anticheat tends to be allergic to Linux.
Microsoft game pass has really good value that isn’t supported on Linux. (I’m told the streaming stuff did work but I haven’t personally confirmed)
I have family that likes to play fortnite with me and that didn’t work last time I looked into it.
You could migrate jellyfin into a Linux container and share the media through a local loopback and configure it for a headless installation if you can’t give up that Windows installation.
Alternatively like another person suggested configuring it as an service could help here
I might buy it when they go on a blowout sale.
After seeing the mouse with ports on the bottom. I’m convinced that there’s a disgruntled designer on their team and this is a cry for help.
I’ve tried a few different services, aside from hidive the rest had a fairly poor experience.
So give hidive a shot if you’re interested in a smooth experience.
I’m just being a little pedantic. But I believe you meant x64?
Edit: x86_64 thanks guys
My 6TB drive just died. So I’m in the market for a new one.
They both look the same on mobile. 🤷🏻♀️
telnet bbs.lunduke.com
Generally speaking that’s ill-advised, antimalware tools rely on heuristics and active samples.
You don’t wanna be the first person to get xyz virus. It’s certainly better than nothing though.
Unless you have an app you can’t live without Linux is the most accessible than it ever has been.
I kept each installation on a separate hard drive for that reason.
In this case it didn’t matter how it’s installed
Microsoft has largely mitigated this concern by pushing all their fresh updates to the consumers for testing before pushing them to their sensitive business customers.
They also released an update that broke dual boot Linux installations. Still feeling that one
This guy is great. He can make anything sound interesting.
Oh cool, last time I was hearing about this they were in dispute over frequencies.
Yeah, this is a bit like vandalizing a library. They are providing a valuable public service, leave them alone.
Last time I checked into that it was all worthless circle jerking
As an experiment I revoked the certificate that is used for code verification on the executable responsible for the popups. So far the only thing I broke was the .net installer. But no more pop-ups. :D