Never even played it but that is a really cool drawing.
Did they update the title on you or something? Why are you asking about 30?
May I ask what your issues were?
When I setup arch for the first time I didn't setup swap. Then, after issues like this, I added only 4GB of swap, thinking it was enough. Recently I increased swap to the same amount of RAM I have (32GB) which might be overkill but so far I haven't had any weird freezing issues.
I've been looking for something like this. Thank you!
What you're saying is false though.
You can read about what kernel SteamOS is using. The kernel itself is only like ~150MB, there isn't really a need to slim it down. I think, if anything, Valve contributes to the mainline kernel for linux.
Proton is the "fine-tuning", the OS is just Arch Linux with a paint job.
That is not the smoking gun you think it is.
Again... SteamOS is just an immutable version of Arch Linux. That's what they are talking about in the article when they talk about turning off "read-only" mode. Being immutable makes it less likely to break/more stable, but doesn't "fine-tune" it for gaming.
Saying it's "fine-tuned" for gaming takes away from what is actually doing the heavy lifting for gaming on linux, which is Proton. One could argue Proton is "fine-tuned" WINE, but SteamOS is not "fine-tuned" for gaming.
It's arch, so no. The hardware that utilizes the OS is fine tuned to be used with a controller, since a controller is literally built into it.
Proton is the fine tuned bit, but that runs on many distros.
Also happens with old.programming.dev
What printer? If you have a glass bed, glue stick like the other guy said.. if you have a textured pei sheet, clean the sheet with 99% isopropyl alcohol.
Actually any time you touch the bed with your hands, no matter if it's glass or pei, clean it with 99% isopropyl alcohol. The oils on your hands are the enemy of good bed adhesion.
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I'm really curious when/if a Crowdstrike style fuck up will happen to gamers. Crowdstrike was lucky since only businesses use it, so each companies IT had to fix it... That won't be the same for regular people.