Nowadays, I mostly don’t even care about compatibility issues anymore and just expect a game to work in Linux, which is just freaking cool. Obviously, some competitive MP games are off the table due to anti-cheat, but that isn’t my main gaming category nowadays so it works out.
BUT they can’t implement it on MacOS because Apple won’t allow it
Yeah, but Apple isn’t allowing it (at least according to the comment you replied to), so if Riot continues to allow their games to run on Mac without kernel anti-cheat, then their whole argument against Linux support is moot.
But if the Mac client doesn’t have anti-cheat, doesn’t it totally defeat their whole argument?
Oh come on, that camera bar sticks out so much. I am so tired of this design gimmick. Every Pixel phone with a case already looks ridiculously thick just so that the stupid bar is protected. With how thick it looks on the Pixel 9, the whole phone is just going to be a chonker by the time someone slaps a case on it.
All this coming at a time when my perfectly fine Pixel 5 just got EOLed is demoralizing.
Lemmy really needs a concept of a “super-community”, some way to group different communities together and have that grouping be subscribeable. Maybe creating a post within a super-community will give the user the ability to automatically cross-post to all the individual communities, although this could be abuseable.
My main issue with it is that it is way too thick. Most lopsided camera bumps somehow are more compact and thinner. You’d think with the amount of real estate that visor takes up they’d be able to make it flush with the rest of the back somehow, or at least match the thickness of phone cameras
I really wish they’d ditch that stupid camera bar. Every phone case attempts to hide it and it just makes the whole thing needlessly thick.
I just hope they’re using EAC and remember to tick that box for Linux support.
Rust may be niche now, although it’s current momentum is huge, especially in the FOSS space.
Yeah, their gaming strategy is laughably hilarious: forcing a new graphics API on developers, going through the trouble of copying Proton into their Game Porting Toolkit, but then not allowing devs to actually ship games with it, etc.
Yeah the direct touchpad feedback is great. It’s the rumble emulation when you’re not directly touching the touchpads that’s lacking.
It’s already at 100. Still very weak for anything besides the touchpad feedback.
Yeah I feel the same way. The haptics are very weak on the deck, like far weaker than even the Steam controller.
This is a very good point. Even though I personally wouldn’t have made the choice Ashton made given how clear Matt was, I think it was still a perfectly valid, albeit risky AF choice and not stupid like many people in the Twitch chat were saying. It flows thematically given Ashton’s backstory and now that risk has elevated that to even greater heights. Can you imagine how epic this moment will be once it gets animated?
The story of Campaign 3 is already chock full of characters taking insane risks to ascend to ever higher-levels of power. Now Ashton has had his turn and I think that’s fuckin’ epic.
It’s so much better than FSR 1, but there’s a slight 2-3 fps performance penalty in some areas. In particular, I noticed a bit of extra juddering when you get to Last Light Inn.
The way Google Wallet does it is pretty convenient though. A persistent notification shows up right before your trip, when you load it up it automatically brightens the screen for easier scanning, it autorefreshes gate info, boarding time, delays, etc.
There should definitely be an option to text the boarding pass though, but I do find Wallet apps to be pretty convenient for this purpose.
It’s just as slow. I have a laptop with a Radeon 680M and I regularly have to wait for Vulkan shaders to be compiled. Most recent game I ran into this issue with was For Honor. Took about half an hour to get into the game.
This driver broke VRR in both Xorg and Wayland for me. Anyone else seeing this?
Some people have reported that installing the 32-bit version of mesa libva drivers makes it work for them? Might be worth a shot.