I’ve never had good experiences with VR and Linux. Godspeed soldier.

They’re unfortunately not wrong. The generative stuff is only going to look better and better to a point where it would be very hard/impossible to tell.

First I’ve heard of it

Mannnnn that sucks. 8BitDo has some of the best 3rd party controllers :(

They must have raised the repair price. I sent mine in for repair for my R1 button (I had dropped it and it had actually broke the micro switch off completely). It was $120 +$30 shipping. They basically had a single fee for minor repairs and one for major repairs.

They only considerd mine a minor repair for me at the time though, not sure why this users got called a major.

Secure boot has always caused me headaches in the past.

If you want the extra security, go for it. If you don’t care, turn it off.

Teamspeak or mumble comeback???

(I know it won’t)

Monster Hunter Rise. World and Wilds are great too, but the multiplayer just isn’t as seamless when going through the main story.

Legion Go has detachable controllers, if thats what you meant.

Cool, but I hope these actually come out and don’t turn into another “Super Duper Graphics” situation.

I use Emby with the lifetime premier (their ‘premium’ version).

Works great, but honestly I would just point people to Jellyfin unless Emby provides something specific you need. I just use it because it’s what I’ve had for years.

I’m assuming this for anyone who bought directly from their website? You don’t need to enter an email into anything they have software wise to my knowledge.

Still sucks it happened but they seem to be taking the right approach to fixing it imo.

Just curious, what resolution are you playing at?

I had to switch over to my Windows drive for this game on my desktop. It’s pushing my 11700kf and 3080 a little to hard on the Linux side than what i’d like unfortunately. Hoping it’s just the beta but we’ll see at launch.

Cool devices, but I’ve seen Beelink PCs with better specs and for cheaper. Cool if you want the case but not really worth it at the end of the day.

A lot of the modern arm chips are 64 bit now fortunately. Not sure about RISC.

Based on the hardware you have, if you’re able to install it on one of the routers, I know that OpenWRT can set DNS on a per device basis with it’s DHCP server.

My personal suggestion is to use a PFSense device as there is an option for per device DNS settings, along with a lot of other options that you might want to mess with if your trying to learn some networking