This helps with Apple Calendar too so you can share with Google Calendar or some other

US companies by foreign companies all the time, look at the food and drink corporations.

This is not a new or strange thing

That’s great to hear because, well… I’ve just bought one.

Really interesting review, thank you.

When you say this isn’t ready for most people, is that because the software needs more time, or the hardware isn’t there yet?

If I bought one of these today, could I expect to see better compatibility over the next 6 months to year with Steam games, or will it still be mostly for Android games and old system emulators?

Hah yep, I started with Barrier too.

Have you tried out Deskflow?

InputLeap is effectively abandoned and the maintainer has taken over Deskflow which has better Wayland support

Yeah the subtext of the article is the more interesting point, that good quality indy games are perhaps a bit more expensive.

Yeah I think it’s cool too, used to love Confrontation and Necromunda, had no interest in Scitari.

From the sounds of the Dev blog the character build options are really interesting, so I’m optimistically looking forward to it.

Rings of Saturn is a brilliant game too, everyone should check it out, it’s super atmospheric.

No, you can do it with software now, even on a mobile phone, it’s just a small low powered machine that does Streaming

It worked for me, I didn’t buy a Steam Machine, but I bought a few Steam Controllers and have been gaming on Linux ever since.

With all the inputs on the front of the controller and 4 on the back you have plenty of options.

Yes they do, don’t they

Battlefield 6 is just another modern era BF game. They killed the squad mechanic and made the series all about ‘Battlefield moments’ it’s just chaos now.

Arc Raiders, I think is all hype, Extraction shooters are an uncomfortable experience that most players don’t enjoy, the honey moon era it’s going through at the moment with peaceful single player lobbies is already showing cracks, it’ll turn into Tarkov soon.

The thing about sites like these is that they are augmented by other sites like YouTube or Imgur.

If you live in the UK now, you won’t be able to open Imgur links, catbox rarely works and YouTube requires age verification.

There are of course alternatives, but they’re barely used.

Is that why the third one never concluded the series as it was originally intended?

I can’t understand why Mint is still recommended there are so many better alternatives

I feel your pain, the only one’s I know are…

• CTRL+a = cursor to beginning of line
• SHIFT+CTRL+c = Copy
• SHIFT+CTRL+x = Cut
• SHIFT+CTRL+v = Paste

“Please accept all our tracking cookies before being able to read this website”

I also like Zed, to me it sits in that sweet spot between (n)vim and vscode, it’s super snappy, has a good ecosystem of extensions/plugins and as a bonus it’s not a trojan horse for Microsoft