On the one hand, I was tempted to disagree with you out of principle - Since being on the winning side is almost always favorable.
... But on the other hand, I rarely want to be in the same room as any lawyers, much less Disney's. So yeah, I'd rather just avoid being in a situation where I have to be on either side - winning or otherwise =]
Well, currently I have on a pair of knit mid-thigh socks and they're fun. But I also got a pack of socks recently that have designs celebrating Ichiraku Ramen from Naruto Shippuden, and my Christmas gift from a good friend was some toe-socks with rubber grips on the bottom - Quite unique and fun to wear.
I beg you forgive my pedantic interjection, but ... I posit that the original commenter is incorrect. it is absolutely native execution.
The CPU is fetching and executing the instructions directly from memory, without any (additional) interpretation of code or emulation of missing instructions - Which is, by definition, native execution.
What the compatibility layer "does" is provide a mapping of Windows system calls into the appropriate Linux system calls. Or, in other words, makes it so that calls to functions like CreateWindowEx() in the Win32 API have a (still native) execution path.
The native execution requires you to install WINE, yes, but if we're disqualifying it because "it requires you to install a package", then we also consequently:
Seems like this is a bug: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1427695/how-to-make-snap-firefox-use-locally-installed-fonts
Most adobe things should work in Wine, no? At least they did a few years ago
Geordi actually was addressed at one point, basically he found the extra sensory abilities the visor gave him to feel natural, and removing those extra senses would be like removing a limb for him
CDs nutz lolgottem
Interesting, i havent had any of those issues with my controllers; Granted on my primary rig I use the USB dongle for my Xbox Series controller, but I use Bluetooth fine on my Steam Deck when I'm playing docked. Sucks to have trouble when you're trying to show off for sure though lol
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There are loads of solutions to that, don't be lazy
Correct, though they still claim to have intentions to do so once it's ready
It works beautifully for me; I cloned the Linux kernel just now and made a few modifications (just a few random comments here and there), and it was just as fast as it always is for me - Which is basically instant.
To be clear: It's not a plugin, it's a proper CLI app written in Rust. I just use it within nvim by using a floating terminal plugin. Definitely worth giving it a try!