Ugurcan

Definitely. That’s still human”s”.

I think one point not to miss is it’s human”s” hunted lions. Probably a single human doesn’t stand much chance.

If you’re grand with internet outages, why not?

Well, first I’m not “that lot”, been using Windows since 1997 and will continue to do so because my line of work.

But, I think you can see what’s going on with Android over Google, where there’s not so much “versions” around.

WINDOWS USERS: Installling Bazzite (Gaming focused Linux Distro) is very, very easy. All you need is a some disk space, and a 16gb USB stick. You won’t lose any of your Windows data - even you don’t need to re-download any Steam game! Your Windows library will plug-in easily into Linux Steam.

Follow this guide and you’ll be grand: https://youtu.be/JxPsKhJGTrs

Yesterday I’ve installed Bazzite (as a dual boot) for the first time. As a long time Windows user, Steam Deck convinced me lots of previous problems are solved now.

It’s the first ever I’ve installed a Linux Desktop distro willingly. And so far it’s working very, very smoothly even with my complex set of hardware.

Wording of the message implies it’s possible to have uncertified version of Android… Such a thing possible?

I can’t wait til we start drinking water from lead pipes and slowly got deranged as a community.

So, it may seem like tragedies happen just to other people.

Of course you are the protagonist of your life, but the chances are, you’re still “other people” to other people.

This is true. Almost all time it’s the textures and the sound files. Even more, time to time devs choose not to compress them as decompression could be a performance bottleneck. Deep Rock Galactic is good example for that, the game is 4 gb because there’s no textures in it except UI brushes. All 3D models of the game uses very clever Vertex Coloring techniques instead.

You might be right with it could be optional, but I’m guessing it will be a deployment hell since Steam’s (only platform that matters) underlying mechanisms doesn’t directly support it, and when it’s done with workarounds it becomes a convoluted process for end users - especially when you consider most users will download the full pack anyway.

Nope

So how did your experience is going with lenses? Do they help you with self-diagnosing so far?