Go to settings;

type "build number " in the search bar;

click on the build number until you're a dev.

Go into developer options;

type "background process limit";

Choose the maximum number of applications you want to have in background.

Profit

Have you met Marge ?

What an horror ! What are you gonna do ? Use your working system ? That's sad...

I've seen a video where the guy installed steam on Ubuntu 24.04. Of course it was the snap. The guy usually tests distro to see of it's easy to game on it. If the drivers are easy to install, etc...

He usually launches steam, then tests Valheim, Overwatch, Tomb Raider and cyberpunk.

Overwatch didn't launch, cyberpunk neither. Valheim reported that a service didn't launch. Tomb raider was OK.

Then he uninstalled the steam snap and installed the .deb one. Everything worked.

Enforcing packages is already something that people don't appreciate on Linux, enforcing packages that don't work is surprisingly hated.

Ubuntu is supposed to be a distro for beginners, how am I supposed to recommand a distro when I have no confidence the applications will work ?

There was once a legend about vehicle's size and ... Well...

Maybe they are not Linux users, maybe they are Microsoft employees trying to keep you on Windows by making Linux users look obnoxious.

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."

la version de l'intégrale de Don Rosa par Glénat

I still won't try it :) . Last Epoch, while in beta still keep me busy...

So... I believe I'm old now...

*insert "I'm in this meme and I don't like it" picture.

Starfield works on linux since day one... If you have an AMD graphic card. I've seen that it's more complicated on Nvidia.

"How's life in China ?"

"We can't complain."

"Really, that's great. "

"No, we seriously can't !"