I have used all 3 major BSDs (Free, Open and Net). FreeBSD is ideal for servers due to its performance. OpenBSD is perfect for security appliances and NetBSD is perfect if you have exotic legacy hardware.
Funny that those descriptions contradict what these Distro actually aim to do. NetBSD is a the supposed performance oriented distro. FreeBSD should be able to do both, desktop and server. But your are on point with OpenBSD.
This is false info. Counter Strike works, Hunt: Showdown works. To fix your comment it would look like this:
Linux is great if you don’t play competitive games, which have disastrous "anti cheat functionality". Anything with any amount of sane anti-cheat will work.
I mean AI sounds like a legit idea. In the past e.g. battle.net from Blizzard was also just looking for "patterns". And AI could be much better at that. The question is, how do you get the required information without having any clientside info? To distinguish between a good player and a bot would be very very time consuming to train an AI on that level.
Thanks for the video. If I understand this correctly, the way you tiled your desktop is saved, aka having on big window left and two horizontal tiled windows on the right. But where the windows are placed is determined by which window you open first? aka first window being left, then top right and after that bottom right?
I mean if he is the lead dev, then I doubt this makes much sense.
This is obviously what I was referring to, but yeah...
Kind of weird example. When most new software is not even available on debian or heavily outdated due to point release model.
How is hyprland any more "fast, snappy or lightweight" compared to sway...?
Its not about features, its about "duct tape scripts" are rarely a solution for anybody else than the author, imo. Borgbackup seems like the proper suggestion here for the OP.
Get a Mac for Adobe related stuff, install Linux on your other machine. /thread
Arch doesn't "break" you are doing shit you have no clue about which in turn creates problems, which you then have to fix. Still if you plainly install and update it, I doubt you will notice much difference from an Arch install compared to any other distro.
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