How would a native implementation be better than DXVK? Wouldn't develops still need to port the rest of their app to Linux to use it? At that point, you could still just include DXVK, would the performance really be that much worse?
hare_ware
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And the bit saying DxDiag opens faster feels really strange...
"I hate Google and their dropping useful products and stalking me constantly," I post from my Pixel 3A while listening to YouTube Music.
Okay, but change to what then? All the other options are just Chrome, Safari, and Firefox again.
Or Inkscape or Blender. Deforming text on along a curve isn't really something I'd use anything try to be Photoshop for TBH.
He also keeps explaining to me why Fedora better than my “nerd OS”
Complaining about what works for other people? It is tradition. It's innate Linux user behavior.
I have the same sentiment about my OpenSuse Tumbleweed & Windows 10 installs. I don't feel like this about my very simple Arch install. I think my issue is that I just don't understand how to fix either when there is an issue.
Isn't that what upvotes are supposed to be for? Just not how people actually use them...
Someone could just run a rogue instance host all their bots on there, hiding it from anyone else.
It also discourages people from upvoting more controversial topics, for better or for worse.
I just hope it doesn't turn into Twitter's culture of ruining people's lives by showing they liked a sus tweet 5 years ago, LMAO.
Yeah, something similar happened to VRChat a year ago, Neos and ChilloutVR had crazy spikes in signups in the first few days of the controversy but eventually ended up with around 2x-5x online users afterwards.
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Is there a transhumanist sub?