exactly the same as 90% of distros, bazzite is Fedora Atomic with some stuff on top and marketing

same for manjaro, endeavour, zorin, and the entirety of linux

fork away, add what you like, remove what you don’t, publish?

I’m not saying omarchy is ground-breaking, but most linux distros aren’t too

Framework can be supporting the project and not the ideology

A supermarket wouldn’t be fascist for having a fascist employee even if they pay him. They don’t have him for his political ideologies, but instead for his capabilities

And here, they are donating for a project by DHH, because they like the project

Signal is private, what you should differentiate is being anonymous or not. Using your usual phone number is NOT Anonymous but is PRIVATE, as in the content of your messages being only available to you and the person you’re talking to

The way you get a phone number depends on you too, so you can be very much be Anonymous even if signal requires a phone number.

If for some reason you want to record a call, make sure to check what the laws around that are in your country, in mine for example you have to tell the other person you’re recording, but I believe you don’t have to if you’re talking to a company you are paying for some service for example

Anyway, don’t get in trouble friend

So far in Spain as of now, talking of Vox (right wing) gets your content shadow banned (it’s been the case for a month or so)

but that’s now, maybe if that happens the censorship will flip sides

I’m labeling him that to make clear the irony of the situation

the supposedly “fascist” guy: has an opinion

the totaly “moderate” leftist guy: wants him gone even from his own project from it

hope I made myself clear now 👍

Jesus, what a reach for two projects run by normal dudes.

The open source community is filled with people on the left side trying to bring down people they disagree with. You can tolerate them, or fork away and leave their “shitty project run by fascists” instead of witch hunting and name calling anyone you dissagree with

fascists guy: has an opinion

leftist guy: wants to witch hunt a guy for his opinion amd get him kicked out of his own project

like it or not, who’s being fascist? you know it well.

Yes, and their donations are limited to 100k a year per corporation/organization, so there cant be a company who comes, donates 20million and then tries to gain control of them through money

What’s the alternative to survive all the attacks and bots cloudflare blocks?

Ladybird has been a serious competitor for months, and its ideology is excedingly good and user-oriented, so thats why

Idk why they sponsored Omarchy, but it looks cool, altough I dont see what they’ll get from that

Will try revolt, cool!

Edit: okay, I like it

This game is great! Thanks for the guide

For new linux users, if you get any trouble installing steam from the web, may be bugs or other stuff, install instead the flatpak version

Usually going to the “Software” app. If your steam can’t read X folders or Harddrives, download “Flatseal” and give it all permissions

I’m saying this because I did have trouble in fedora until I switched to the Flatpak version

edit: But I haven’t tested this guide with flatpak so Idk if everything would work out

That sounds awesome regardless! A model of 8bitdo was my 2nd choice. Be aware in the future that Gulikit also ships with Nintendo layout, but you can buy the buttons and replace them without opening the controller, as it is a feature :)

I want their new controller because it has extra buttons on the back, like the steamdeck, but in general the unit I have has a great soft feeling, the same shape as a XBOX controller but with integrated battery and nice joysticks and overall nice feeling.

Do you mind if I add this to the Wiki?

Hello! I appreciate your desire to help in here! I was planning on using the Wiki tool from this instance, but I believe there’s no way of making edits on it unless you have an account on lemmy.dbzer0.com

If you want, we can have a chat on DMs

My initial intent for the SteamDeck was using it on my couch or bed, as I have some serious back problems for my age, but since my girlfriend is getting into gaming, I have a sized down setup at my right, composed of;

• A monitor
• A 60% keyboard, and mouse
• A dock for the SteamDeck

So she can dock it when she’s at home and we can play with my main setup and her little settup together!

When she’s not at home, I sometimes dock it on the living room TV and play with a Gullikit Controller (I mention it because it’s quite awesome).

But honestly, the first day I got the dock, I connected two monitors to the SteamDeck and it was so great it made me switch to dualbooting on my main rig, and if/when the next SteamDeck comes out, I’ll probably just sell my pc, or keep it as a home server.

Welcome to the team!

Hello! I’m writting some guides myself, as I’d rather compile some content that I have verified and is not a copy paste from other places. Still, I’m working, slowly, but working.

You’re welcome in here, we can talk on DMs