It is running natively. In comparison to, for example, emulators that emulate old gaming consoles completely, Termux emulates only an input device, so basically a keyboard and a display, but the actual applications are Linux and run on Androids Linux Kernel natively. There is no emulation or virtualization happening.

Name me one game were that worked. Even No Mans Sky which put a lot of work into it with a large variety of assets starts to repeat after you visited like 20 systems. And even if the models are different, it still is “oh, another desert planet, just with a slightly different color palette”.

I have not a problem with procedural generation per se, i just do not believe it works at scale. To stay with NMS as example, there is no reason whatsoever to explore the universe or even switch to a different one because everything is just more of the same. There is nothing new.

procedurally generated and dynamic universe with thousands of systems to explore

meh. So basically just the same couple of things randomly thrown together over and over again without anything new to discover and with a shit ton of empty space between.

a list of professional or academic achievements.

i disagree with that. doing academic work for the good of the society should be considered highly valuable.

I always wanted to be a Planetenverteidigungskanonenkommandant!

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That is some Amon Göth level evil shit

Depends on what you mean with not working. Get any errors? e.g. i like to test with vkcube (vulkan-tools need to be installed. don’t know the package name on Nobara / Fedora). if gamescope vkcube runs, then its likely not a gamescope problem but one with the e.g. game you try to run or wine / proton.

But the latest versions seem to be indeed a bit problematic. The last that works (mostly) flawless on my Arch is 3.14.2. So maybe worth a shot to downgrade to that if your current one fails with vkcube.

Otherwise, it is probably a good idea to get in contact with the Nobara community or the developer. I hate to recommend Discord, but as far i know that is unfortunately the only place where they are active.

And there is of course always the excellent Arch Wiki which is usuable for other distros as well: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Gamescope

HDR works. On KDE Wayland and in games only with Gamescope, but we are getting there. And there is the Steam Deck of course.

This “saved as” idea is actually brilliant.

Kirkbride has repeatedly refuted internet myths that he used recreational drugs

a week of bourbon, smokes …

i mean…

I don’t think a casual user would in many cases even be able to tell the difference. I mean you have a desktop with some icons which most of people only use to start the browser which is absolutely identical in both systems.

You have a start menu with other programs and you have a task bar which shows the open programs and some status icons and a clock.

It is really not that different. Most people just start a browser and go on Facebook or eBay or whatever, use a simple word processor for the daily needs. I don’t think they would be able to tell the difference.

works flawless here on Android 14 with Firefox 126.0.1. not tested desktop yet.

Sooo… no FSR 3 then?

Wait their articles are paywalled.

Journalists have to pay for food and rent too. What is the alternative? ads?

The money has to come from somewhere.

the court accused him of an “ideology of maximum privacy.”

In what twisted fucked up crazy world is that a bad thing?

I hate this timeline…

Yeah i tend to forget that github is in the US and their allmighty DMCA can be used to take down anything. i just have a hard time believing this shit would fly in the EU.

Did not get a e-mail but my fork is gone. That can’t be legal can it? I’m in the EU.

Yes, I like KDE and am happy to help. And I really like the fact that it shows an example of what data is being sent. If more software did this, I would be willing to do it more often.

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