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It’s open source, the package the developer chooses to distribute doesn’t affect your ability to create whatever kind of package for your own system you want.

And then 30 seconds after that it’ll get reverted because the edit contains primary sources.

Something going catastrophically wrong with my current installation in a way that I can’t fix.

It was the first one using Wayland by default that worked on my machine out of the box.

It’s just waiting to be accidentally hit at an important moment, which will essentially pop up an ad.

All I really want is a context menu to open the game’s Wine prefix directory.

It sends a message and has a chilling effect on dissent.

All those resources and costs are borne by the person hosting the video, NOT Plex.

Our value comes from our superior bean-based posting economy.

Because most of us don’t want to.

I’ve been running Fedora for over a year now with an Nvidia 4090 RTX with no major problems. I can think of one game (Path of Exile 2) where I needed to make a minor configuration tweak to get it working.

This doesn’t sound like it’ll help you now, but I’m the future, you really should have cloud synced backups of that kind of thing.

And you don’t see that as a problem for most users?

The cat pictures community mostly.

Ahh, my apologies. I thought you were referring to the Nvidia drivers being proprietary in general, not just the lack of 3D settings in the control panel. I totally agree that those settings are not needed by mainstream users.

Yes, we know, but it’s still part of “Linux being ready for mainstream gaming”. If the average person (the mainstream) has to worry about stuff like that, then it isn’t ready for the mainstream.

Op’s criteria wasn’t “is it a good product?”, it was “is it better than Plex?”. Stop taking valid criticism as if it were an attack. If we want software to improve we have to be honest about its shortcomings.

this AI-based system failed to perform a basic merge

It looks pretty merged to me.

It’s super confusing because “KDE” is literally the acronym for “K Desktop Environment”.