Modern denuvo games aren’t being cracked anymore. It only happens if the devs accidentally publish a just before launch release accidentally

I don’t care about cable TV. In Hungary nearly all news broadcasts over here are just propaganda machines and spitting out literal garbage content. Also the ads.

UbO + Internet + torrent goes br

23 year old here btw

Omg genshin meme woooooo

True, but I feel like having to reroute x86 calls to ARM will produce more overhead than just Proton.

Dayum letsgooooooo

Now this is what I fear. The gradual loss of the childful optimism and joy. I have already lost some of it, but I’m sure it could be brought back. ^^

23 here and I have back pain, but a good exercise can always fix this real fast

True

It’s a great option for people who wants to play those games where the anti cheat system doesn’t support Linux

Ohh thank you for the recommendation!

Well probably the average Joe may not even know what a server is, not even being able to chose a server which is the best suited for him.

There are examples in the blog.

Ahh so that is the main tech Bottles and Flatpak uses then, right? Good to know.

Oh I haven’t heard of bubblewrap before. What’s that?

Yeah unfortunately, but atleast I have found my minecraft world on a cloud storage, so day have been saved sorta. I just only need to reinstall some games, and configs.

Hmm this sounds like a great idea, although I was already planning to get a new nvme SSD, but good to know options like these exists.

If it’s not a cheap knock off USB stick, then yea it’s probably more than enough.

The AUR wiki never fails to amaze.

Well I actually use native Minecraft too, if the Prism Launcher actually creates native instances by default. Luckily I have realised that there is probably a saved version of my world on a cloud storage, but I will def try testdisk out! Thank you.

Oh roger that I’m gonna try out these then. Well if I’m right, then I might have saved a version of my world on a cloud storage, but I have never needed to do data recovery on Linux yet.

Well it definitely isn’t in the trashbin, and nowhere in the filesystem since I’ve done a find cmd search on all the directories, and also checked the .minecraft folder’s saves, but thank you for the idea tho!