It’s basically the sams way as in Lutris. But it won’t be integrated into Heroic. If you want entries for each game you will have to add them yourself. And the games still nees the Battle.net launcher because of the DRM.

First download the Battle.net installer from Blizzard. In Heroic add a new game, call it Battle.net or whatever, select the Proton version shown in the post above and choose the option to run an installation program first. Select to run the installer you downloaded and that should install it.

Ironic.

And it’s taken down most of Lemmy’s “selfhosted” images.

This reads liks satire of Ubuntu reimplementing sudo in Rust.

It’s a program to download stuff from the web. It is very flexible. You can tell it to use cookies, post form data, upload and download files. It can do basically everything a web browser does without a graphical user interface.

It is built into many software pieces. And developers love it to test stuff.

There already are working plugins for that. When I @ a Lemmy community in a WordPress post it gets posted to that community. And comments from Lemmy or Mastodon are also visible on WordPress.

I’d say yes. If the volume becomes overwhelming new communities can easily be created.

The script would place its own version of sudo in your $PATH and wait for you to enter the password. Then it has it and can do what it likes with the information.

Then it’d just tell you “wrong password” and forward you to the real sudo so that you can keep on working like nothing happened.

Edit: Or even better, pass your own commands to take over the whole system to the real sudo.

This is the way.

I mean, so say we all.

They said they wanted to sell it at PC prices not console prices. Probably because this thing is literally a PC that can be used without ever downloading a single game. If it were too cheap companies could buy it as cheap office PCs.

Yeah, OpenSUSE Tumbleweed automatically creates a new snapshot before and after installing or removing any packages. It’s great. I currently have some weird dbus bug. With the snapshots I can easily go back and forth to analyse it.

I just put my configs and compose files on the same raided hdds as my data files. Add automatic snapshots and the problem is solved for me.

I’ve never seen anything beat Gentoo’s interactive diff and merge of config files. That’s the only thing I miss from Gentoo and I have no ideas why other distributions haven’t picked that up. It’s perfect.

Is your instance reachable from the internet? You might as well post the URL because as soon as you properly use it it will be public anyways.

Now I’m really excited to find out what they did with SteamOS on the Frame. It wouldn’t be the first ARM build of Arch. But the way they’ve set up SteamOS they could even go with an entirely different base. Again.

Just about every big distribution has an ARM build. And most open source Linux apps build for ARM as well. In that regard Linux is much better set up than Windows.

The emulator FEX isn’t part of Proton but of course it is integrated with Steam similar to Proton.

If the Frame is as open as the Deck it will be the perfect device for VR devs to play around with and make awesome stuff with. i think one of the things holding back VR was that almost every headset was super locked down.

If the Quests had been more open we’d have had much more experimental games. Maybe the Metaverse would actually be a thing. But Meta prefers to keep everything under their control not realising that this hampers development and adoption.

Yeah, but I don’t think KDE has VR capabilities. So it’ll be interesting to see how that’ll work. They mentioned the ability of opening desktop applications in VR. So I think you’ll be able to position those in space.

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… Why?

Chances are good that you are using ffmpeg in one form or another. It is used in tons of software and services like your browser or Twitch and YouTube.

It’s pretty close to xkcd/2347 status.