I don’t think it should be a problem, but I’m not that sure either. Lemmy.fedi.zutto.fi also runs it and that’s just a normal lemmy-ui installation. I think Zutto simply forwarded all traffic to Anubis and then fixed federation. There was some discussion and config shared in sopuli’s finnish matrix room.

I just set up Anubis today. Specifically I’m only testing it for Lemmy-ui, and it seems to work fine.

It looks like the distributed waves that keep bringing the service down hit exclusively our lemmy-ui subdomain, so maybe non-SSR photon is also a good defense, heh.

If another instance started knowingly federating us ads, or fake content, I’d hit that defederate button very quick.

I was going to say I had a vague recollection of someone saying that they were going to create one, but looks like it was you :)

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Heh, I upgraded from 0.19.5 to 0.19.8 today just to see this.

PCSX2 Emulator Disables Wayland Support By Default [Because the code was very broken]

I’m sure it’s feasible, with enough knowledge and effort. How does the connector of each keyboard look? Do you have an oscilloscope or at least a multimeter to poke the keyboards with? And you’ll be needing that Arduino, either for translating it to the builtin kb port or to USB.

Physical fit is out of the scope of this comment.

Epic also only bought it last year.

Very much. No clue how it’s gonna work on mint, but plasma will give you the customizability to fiddle with.

Tried it before, but went back to normal version. I recall it being slightly limited in package availability and some apps requiring extra fiddling.

Maybe it’ll be fine for your use case, though.

Yeah, I missed that. Sorry, guess I should pay more attention.

university wifi eduroam doesn’t work on Fedora

As a fedora eduroam user I’m pretty sure it does.

As a fedoraman myself, I think Pop!_OS is a great option.

But are you doing this because your friend wants linux or because you want it? It’s okay to recommend it but don’t push it if they don’t need it.

Would it have more or less pulping? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zJk_txFGEc

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This was the thing some 10 or 15 years ago.

Ah, I see.

Linux client is a joke, I use the proton version because it’s more stable.

This isn’t uncommon. Proton is way better if the developer half-assed the port.

Also, this reminded me that I wanted to try BeamMP. Sucks if it’s unplayable.

It’s probably just to not falsely advertise support when some of the untested games don’t work.

If you’re unsure and just want something easy, my recommendation is Pop OS. I think it has replaced Ubuntu as the generally recommended works-out-of-the-box distro.

Pop is Ubuntu based and inherits most of its good qualities. I consider it mostly an improvement, especially for gaming.

Edit: Oh sorry, I missed the other reply thread.

EA games and such sound plausible, but

No fromsoft

I have probably played their whole steam catalogue on linux. They work fine.

Same for TES and Fallout.

Just to make sure, you did enable proton for “unsupported” games, right?