Billegh

So you’re saying that all the time I spent trying to ask my parents for the same thing in different ways is finally going to pay off?

It would also be emitting significantly less helpful messages.

No, but I did have a quakeworld server built to run on it and it did host eight people at the same time.

Not unless you lose fingers or toes. Thems the breaks.

It does. It’s wonderful. But it isn’t installed by default. You have to ask for it. Or use the Internet.

If you’re using arch, you shouldn’t need man pages. Because you use arch, BTW.

But he went out of his way to install man pages on arch? Probably a narc.

1. git commit -m 'asdf'

Found the engineer

I always chafed at that.

“Here are these rigid rules you must use and follow.”

“How did we get these rules?”

“By ignoring others.”

If not fraction, why fraction shaped?

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Sure. Steam just isn’t the big issue. They’ve already done a 64bit conversion. Steam for Mac is 64bit. Because they dropped 32bit support at macos 10.15 or so.

My guess is that everywhere else it’s staying 32bit to be a canary for 32bit games.

You act like they want us to have access to information they don’t have full control over. I’m pretty sure that’s a really low priority for most of them.

Delicious, delicious carnauba wax…

Steam itself isn’t the issue, it’s all the 32bit games. They could’ve done this move ages ago but didn’t because if steam runs, games have a chance of running.

And 32bit mac games no longer work either.

Honestly, fedora is pathologically open source. I admire their mission, but it’s difficult to use with the pathologically closed source world of gaming and related hardware. It’ll be for the best I think.

Yeah, but we won’t get a choice if IBM tells Red Hat to drop x86 32bit upstream. Then fedora would have to maintain it entirely themselves, which they won’t.