I was told someone had this working on a Pascal series gpu (10xx), but I remember 585 was the last version if I remember correctly dropped support for it

At one point will this no longer be the case? I'll need to know in preparation of a kernel version update that breaks support entirely

personally I would use common lowercased directories, but I feel like this can be a standard specification for general luau projects of the future in a good way

Love to see more from this

If this is the first thing I see on the one place you find linux desktop ricing from, I'd be amazed 100%

the desktop experience is also nice too, mine is custom from netinstall iso

fedora's got all what you need as a developer lol

I went to do some more research and apparently there was a "successor" to GRUB2 that was around GUI.

It just seems the project is long dead, not suitable for what I'm looking for with atomic desktops.

When exactly will the Bootloader standard finally go graphical fully? Its a hanging puzzle piece

The second best experience to SteamOS in this ecosystem is Bazzite thanks to UBlue's technology, with Arch Linux being the last behind for advanced users.

I don't know how SteamOS itself works but it differs a lot from Fedora's atomic desktop structure, where I can make a simple switch application.

Instead of having to run distrobox or toolbox every time to run something in the container, why not be able to run it directly and it runs inside the container without extra steps?

I like how Vanilla OS did something like this with distrobox for all distros, so why not take that idea as well

im guessing he did something dumb again?

I have been on bsky for a long while now, suprised to see a lot of your art at this hour suddenly

welcome back though 🎉

I'd be fine if someone has taken inspiration from my old work, but I do care about how my IP is used especially for games within the blacklist.

I don't want references from my works in a game associated with a known predator whatsoever. IP has boundaries, and so does mine.