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I wish there was a middle ground. The grey market keys provide convenience that pirating doesn’t, like steam activation.
I stopped using key resellers for games though after learning about how they’re sourced
Please ignore me, I’m just here to look through your trash.
I wish there was a middle ground. The grey market keys provide convenience that pirating doesn’t, like steam activation.
I stopped using key resellers for games though after learning about how they’re sourced
Yeah I really don’t get the argument that paying for YouTube premium should hide links that directly support a creator you like.
If anything I’d complain if YouTube hid them as it would be an easy “I got mine” response
I always perfer FOSS whenever possible.
I figure if someone out there is working on a project and wants me to use it, I owe it to them to at least give it a shot.
Occasionally, the proprietary stuff is the only option. And occasionally-occasionally that company isn’t worth supporting or the price is unreasonable or more than I could afford. In which case, perhaps some seas are sailed.
I was doing the same thing, but it’s a whole new world out there because of Proton.
Yep. I’ve been on linux for 20 years now, and haven’t done much PC gaming for that reason, buying consoles instead. A bit of KSP and C:S and other native Linux games, but that’s about it.
Recently got a steamdeck and was like holy shit, almost everything works well now without tweaks.
Went out and bought a GPU for my desktop last week. I’m ready for this era.
It’s not hard on Debian
https://wiki.debian.org/ZFS