Even worse!
degen
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In the past I don't think it was possible to even play on Linux because of the anti-cheat, but I think Proton worked out a way to emulate it. Maybe something to do with that if it's not technically "official" support? It's extra stupid if the emulated anti-cheat is working fine.
I love how all the comments have caveats. Maybe that's just the Lemmy demographic.
I've got a weird relationship with anime. Never really watched it as a kid, except for pokemon.
Two of my best friends were weebs in high school, so I got into some there, went to some cons with them after graduation. I'd binge with college friends pretty regularly, but it's never really been something I seek out on my own for some reason. I guess I'm a social watcher.
My taste is odd for it, too. It's mostly about gems in the rough and based on vibes. A lot just doesn't hit, and I can't always tell why some things do.
Don't know why you got so many down votes, other than being tangential.
But I would guess it's because of -ol drug name familiarity like Tylenol/paracetamol and maybe some regional vowel differences. I kind of tend to say fentan-ul or fentan-le.
Well there ya go! I figured it was still too niche.
Please tell me clients handle everything automatically/on the fly...I recently read a comment making a "joke" about the hassle of needing to manually decrypt/encrypt and the tradeoffs of security...and I can't tell if it was real
No distro is really based on a window manager or desktop environment. Some provide defaults and premade configs. I kind of doubt any include hyprland as an option at installation, but, Wayland compatibility notwithstanding, there's nothing stopping you from throwing hyprland on whatever you would like. The best approach is to take a Wayland-ready setup, like Leaflet suggests, and just install hyprland.
I can imagine neither the point nor appeal of this...It's not even interesting.
Don't you dare talk about Navi like that!
Funny story, the full project uses pandas which pulls in numpy and I was running into issues there too. I think it was saying I was trying to import numpy from within it's own source tree, which was weird.
Although I couldn't get any venv approach working with it, having the pandas package in my flake allowed it to import.
There's just such a mix of different issues with each approach that it's so hard to navigate. I feel close with poetry2nix though, just gotta get it runnable lol
I only tried adding qt6.full because of the missing libs. Without qtbase, though, the shell fails to build with
wrapQtAppsHook qtHostPathHook: qtPluginPrefix is unset. hint: add qt6.qtbase to buildInputs
I would assume the full package would basically be like base plus more, but I don't know lol
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