Mini PC/PC with a script to run gamescope -fe -- steam on boot is as close as you'll get atm. That will run Steam in fullscreen embedded mode.
I have a PC all set up for it but there is a bug with 10xx series NVIDIA cards that causes the screen to go black when the cursor is hidden. Very upsetting. Need to throw an AMD card in there.
Hey, same boat. I've tried FreeCAD and Ondsel (which is supposed to be a more intuitive version of FreeCAD)... But they are both so unintuitive that it drives me nuts and I just boot into Windows when i want to design something functional to 3D Print.
Luckily Blender works great on Linux for less functional designs.
I can hear climate change deniers already. "It's not humans, it's the volcanoes"
Finally trying Linux again after like 10-15 years. I've been distro hopping trying to see what I like... Arch seems daunting but I guess I'll give it a try 😀.
Most notably, I hate when people complain about spawn camping and snipers dominating.
There are assholes I really hate though. Getting boarded by a galleon crew who spawn killed us repeatedly on our sloop, without ever sinking our ship, in Sea of Thieves
Is this not contradictory?
Disclaimer: I've never played Sea of Thieves.
Thank you for the invite and holy crap. That game is so much fun. Derailed all my plans for the night.
Would love an invite if you don't mind!
Would love an invite if someone has one to send.
I have an AMS and love it but I wish it handled color changing like the Mosaic Palette, which melts together filament instead of cutting and purging.
I was using Joplin for a while... Self hosted their server. On two occasions it screwed up on me and wouldn't load my folders... Luckily I had backups but it was still frustrating. I don't recommend them purely because the notes are stored in a custom format instead of just plain text files.
My favorite way of doing notes now is with git, currently using a free private repo on gitlab.
Just clone the repo on whatever PC I need them and it has backups and version control.
Then use GitJournal on my phone.
It's perfect for me. I love it.