That was the UK.

Wayland has an actual future. It is being actively developed. Issues are being fixed and new features are added at least somewhat frequently. X11 might survive past the heat death of the universe, but it will be a stale, fossilized codebase maintained entirely by a small group of opinionated people.

My work PC has a 3080 and the latest nvidia-dkms in the Arch repo. I haven’t had a single display-related issue for probably a year.

c/linuxmemes

Look up where the word comes from if you want to be unreasonably angry.

That is the same kind of pedantry as claiming that ketchup is a smoothie because the tomato is a fruit.

Why do hikers travel to different mountains to conquer?

The concern: “Why aren’t we in on it?”

It’s not a bug, it’s an unimplemented feature. The !community@instance syntax is not part of any Markdown flavour, so every client has to implement it independently, and it’s possible that it collides with some other kind of token (e.g. with the @user tag).

Neovim with Nvchad is what finally made me ditch pretty much all other IDEs. As much as I used to like Jetbrains, they’ve pivoted to vibe coding so hard that I can’t justify using their IDEs.

Truth, my ass. I’ve read your recent comments. You’re just being a self-righteous dickhead with a false sense of superiority. You derive your self-worth from being a contrarian.

Finishing a Dark Souls game.

And finishing a Dark Souls game.

You should also look at which processes use the largest amount of memory. ZFS is weird and might allocate its cache memory as “used” instead of “cached”. See here to set its limits: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/limit-zfs-memory.140803/

The most useful is probably cat /proc/meminfo. The first couple of lines tell you everything you need to know.

• MemTotal is the total useful memory.
• MemFree is how much memory is not used by anything.
• Cached is memory used by various caches, e.g. ZFS. This memory can be reallocated.
• MemAvailable is how much memory can be allocated, i.e. MemFree + Cached.

Wherefore?

Some people, for reasons I can only speculate on, don’t like speaking in first person singular. In most cases that I’ve seen, they use “we”. I don’t necessarily agree with the practice from a linguistic perspective, the English language is already a garbage fire as it is without introducing more ambivalent speech… but then I also want to go back to using “thou” for second person singular, so I’m probably not qualified to speak on the matter.

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Even if Galaxy is running under Wine:

• It’s a package manager. It handles downloading files and updates, installation and patching, and verification.
• It integrates various GOG services, like cloud storage for save files.
• It can set environment variables and pass arguments to launched games.

Besides, a Linux-native port doesn’t need to package anything. It can simply mark Wine/Proton and various compatibility solutions as dependencies. Lutris, for example, is still a great utility even if it doesn’t use the packaged Wine versions: all it really needs to do is execute some program in the correct runtime environment with the correct arguments.