I don’t play anything multi-player so it’s not an issue. And I have to little time to play single player games I can simply ignore stuff that’s not compatible.

As far as VR, I am holding out hope that valve will make a Quest like VR headset.

For now it just works. I have no complaints. I ran into just a few tiny snags and was able to resolve everything with a google search. It’s installed on my 10 year old desktop.

Demand better from the devs. And seeks out games that work on linux. There are plenty of them.

I installed Linux Mint a few days ago. It’s been great so far.

There’s a demo on the PC which I really enjoyed. But, I didn’t get any Zelda vibes, besides the graphics.

There are way too many games out there for me to care anymore. Once i build my new PC, its Linux only. If it doesn’t run on Linux, I don’t need to play it.

One thing I will also suggest is looking into https://home.tdarr.io/. It’s software that will re-encode your media to h265, saving you a lot of space. I just set it up on my synology NAS because I am at 80% storage and don’t feel like buying another drive yet.

This might eventually help us understand how to extend human lives.

I’ve been using for the last 2 years becuase I don’t know how to exit it.

It’s a great app. Works really well with android auto, which is how I consume most of my audiobooks.

I think you line of thinking just convinced me to go with bambu. If it starts sucking in a few years, voron or ratrig will have grown even more and I’ll build one of those.

By complexity I mean plug-and-play. But, I guess it’s not a valid assumption I made.

YT shorts is garbage. It will show the same videos to me over and over again.

I know this is a joke, but these kinds of topics are showing up in children’s media these days. Which i think is great. Simple representation matters.

How does this setup compare to arr?

Do you use koreader? I primarily want to be able to switch between reading on my phone and my kobo.