“It’s not compatible with all games”
“VR on Linux is trash”
“I can’t play XYZ game because Linux isn’t compatible with anticheat”
“Program XYZ doesn’t have a Linux version, I don’t want to learn a new program”
“Windows bloat never bothered me, I just ignore the AI/advertisements”
“I’m forced to use Windows because of my job”
“Linux is to complicated/troublesome. I just want something that works”
Silkeborg == Copenhagen
It’s a 3F kursus centre. Nobody who went there came from Silkeborg. We were mostly from København and Aarhus.
And we still didn’t sell Greenland to the Americans.
You know, in the trailer they did say "we’re not talking about that yet" when referring to the Steam Deck.
So there’s probably a Steam Deck 2 in the works, and if it runs on ARM the battery life would be amazing. Though… I wonder if that matters when it still needs to process x86 instructions.
Yeah, like you said, significant development of VR on Linux. But that also depends on the price tag.
VR on Linux is functional, at can work. But it requires a bunch of set up and can also just break down very easily too. VR on Linux is almost like what gaming on Linux was before Proton. If Valve can do to VR what they did with Proton then I’m sure I can convince a whole bunch of people to switch to Linux.
Depending on price, likewise.
Find me a white bus driver in Copenhagen, I’ll wait.
Want me to start counting? I could start with the 8 bus drivers I went to kursus with at Langsøhus.
Denmark is one of the fascist cores of the EU and sells its influence to the US in exchange for preferential treatment.
Yes, that’s why we were so glad to give away Greenland to the US. Oh wait…
You absolutely are ahead of the fascist game, so far ahead that your billionaires are funding European fascists and emboldening them.
Still can’t fucking believe Denmark, my country, supports this. Yeah, it got revised thanks to Denmark, but it shouldn’t be revised, it should be killed.
Was hoping to see more support for Intel cards as much as they’re working on nVidia cards.
Also, Bazaar seems to still lack the ability to browse categories like KDE’s Explorer. It’s still quite inferior in comparison.
Why do your self checkout kiosks look like they’re 20 behind from the ones we use in Denmark?
Yes, you’re screwed.
You’re mega extra screwed.
They know where you live.
They’re coming for you.
Hide.
Stigma.
A very large number of people believe Linux is difficult to get into. There are a number of publisher that somehow think Linux users are all hackers that will cheat in their online games. There are a not-so-insignificant number of Linux users who like Linux to remain niche, and small, and exclusive, and difficult to get into, and scoff at the idea of a “general user”.
I hope we’re talking about that Linus, and not that Linus. You know, the one that works with computers, and not the other one that works with computers.
Tux. They could’ve just used Tux.
What do the other two do better?
Cool story bro.
Except the story is actually cool, and you’re a real bro!
No, what’s stopping me from using peertube and other alternatives is that half the time the video just doesn’t want to load.
My phone still comes preinstalled with a bunch of crap and I want it gone. Like I’m never going to use Google Games, I’m never going to use LinkdIn, I’m never going to use YouTube Music, or Opera Web Browser. None of these apps I can remove without root.
Can’t wait to update gimp from terribly out-dated to somewhat out-dated.
Switching to Linux, if the person is actually switching, can be seen as a rebellious action against the corporate, capitalist dystopia we’re already in.
I consider this a good thing.