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Earlier this week, PCWorld published a roundup of Windows 12 rumors translated from PCWelt that does not meet our editorial standards. We’re deeply embarrassed by it, and I personally apologize that the article was published. It should not have been, but we’re keeping the article live (with an editor’s note at the top) so it remains in the public record.

Windows Central published a response detailing its errors. Thanks for keeping us accountable, guys — genuinely. In the same spirit of accountability, I want to explain how this happened, and what we’re doing to ensure a mistake like this never occurs again.

Let’s start by discussing how PCWorld handles translated articles, and then I’ll dive into the issues with the article itself.

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[-] the_crotch@sh.itjust.works 1 points 1 month ago

I wasn't sure about that article at the time, but it did inspire me to finally try out bazzite on a spare nvme and I found that a lot of my issues in games went away. Particularly fallout 4, the painfully slow loading screens between map changes are like 70% faster now. So I'm sticking with it for my gaming rig.

I never would have though running games through a translation layer could actually improve performance. Id heard a lot of people say so but I assumed it was just Linux devotees being fanboys. They were absolutely right.

[-] FinalRemix@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago

There's a mod to basically remove loading screens in Fallout 4. It "unlocks the framerate" when load screens are detected, and it functionally eliminates load screens. It's fucking insane that that's all the game actually needs. It's lile Bethesda put a goddamn "wait" command in just to slow the game down.

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/10283

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