The man point is that it’s not a hardware lockout. The open-source userspace driver is a working proof of concept that the hardware will still work if you ditch steam.

Would I prefer it if they severed steam-input from the steam client and made it open source? Sure! But the community is not completely dependent on Valve.

No Rarity? :c

Wow. Thanks for clearing that up. That was the first time I heard about the “advanced flow” and the criticism surrounding it.

Sure seems like a useful idiot at best.

You mention the title but not the content of the essay. Did you read it?

Edit: At first glance, the article seemed actually well-meant. Didn’t have the context of how bootlickery it was.

I was really surprised how great the workflow of paperWM is. If you like a “scroller” with a working DE and don’t want to configure niri: give it a try. I don’t even want tilers anymore.

Already using it on my laptp. But a few things still don’t really work, properly. Fortunately, nixos makes driving plasma and niri quite easy.

A proper scrolling wm functionality for plasma (working with activities and multiple screens) and I’d never go back to anything else.

I gotta use Ubuntu 22.04 for work and paperWM is already so close to the perfect workflow on that old system. ❤️

Let’s hope the rage of the gamers can make Sam Altman and the whole goddamn tech bubble get what it deserves. /s

But it was supposed to bundle with the steam … box-computer?

That’s actually a realy good comparison!

They just said they only use GNU awk. 🙄 /j

Not working on voyager. ;_;

Sometimes it feels like the opposite of meditation where I can feel something tugging “up” in the top center of my skull when “reading” one of those pages but don’t remember what the page was about.

This is your brain on slop.

Searxng and ddg? Nice! 🤩🤩

Thanks a bunch! ❤️

The text is definetly slop, though.

Neat… Is there an alternative for people who don’t use google? 😅

Only if it’s a global alias, I think (those are useful for stuff like alias -g DN=/dev/null)

nvim

ftfy

I guess that person didn’t know they could set it up themselves. Maybe they meant that it’s installed and configured automatically on new installs.

But you can choose your login manager on Arch, too.