I am a big fan of OpenSuse personally. You have a lot of different options between stable 2-year releases, a rolling release that pairs nicely with a Slowroll monthly snapshot release model if tumbleweed updates too quickly for you, and finally immutable options.
Congratulations!
Apologies, when I was making the post, it refused to upload the jpeg screenshot. So I went over to Twitter, grabbed the post, and also took another screenshot which should hopefully be fixed in the actual post.
My bad.
I'm glad to see them go the Flatpak route. Vintage Story does the same thing and it's worked out really well if you ask me.
I do hope that eventually, they also offer ARM support. When I am looking at laptops, it's currently ARM or nothing, so having that support could do a lot.
I just started back in November. It's easily become one of if not my all-time favorite game to play. It's absolutely solid and I forget it's still in early access.
Highly recommend Vintage Story to those who love the survival aspect of Minecraft. In my opinion, it also offers a lot more creative freedom but you really have to work for it.
That's how I would describe CNN.
I haven't watched to much this week, but the issues with Charlie Kirk have extended to every news platform. Earlier this year, they were pretty good about their reporting on Palestine which leads me to believe this is an issue with that particular host.
What a weird word but this helped. Thank you.
I'm embarassed to ask how I am supposed to pronounce "groyper."
Seems reasonable to me. Leap users will still be able to use it for another version before they need to find something else.
Well, I am convinced. Thanks for explaining the difference. I usually use the app for navigation and then add spots that I see are missing when I get home on the website.
How does this compare to OsmAnd, which is what I currently use?
IOS and any apple device is shockingly expensive to develop for.