@stinkytofuisgood @kalkulat Have ever someone thought that the bad results are a problem of the business model ?Why should Open AI ( besides competition with others ) make the AI answering correct and with the minimal amount of tokens , if they get payed on token ? I only just had this thought reading this post.

@octohami can't agree with this general statement. i guess it's important to understand that a lot of the multiplayer games you wanna currently play have some kind of protection which makes it currently not suitable to run on linux. just to give a different view mp games which currently seem to work ( checked protondb ):- Eldenring Nightreign- Dark and Darker (used to work)- Helldivers & Helldivers 2- Arc Raiders- Counter Strike- Overwatch- DOOM in very different versions- Quake Live- Hunt Showdown 1896- Dead by Daylight- Warframewith all respect for the games you currently love so much, please don't make general statements. A personal advice i want to give: Only change to linux if you are also willing to change yourself and adapt. Linux is not Windows like, Mac OS is not Windows , like a Playstation is not a XBOX or a Switch.

@OrgunDonor thanks for the answer. i remember there was a scene for sim racing at one point, but i am completly out of this one. Maybe @gamingonlinux has some ideas about racing.

@ipkpjersi @v0rldI would still like to know which and why. Usually there are alternatives out even for those multiplayer games. Example -> all the Valve Games / Blizards Games are good too ;)

@ClydapusGotwald @1984Can you give some more inside of what you game and specially why ?

@RepleteLocum @drmooseThe LLM's are not run on the gpu but rather on the cpu "AMD Ryzen AI 400" for the higher model and use therefor the system memory.

@columbus the dot.com bubble bursted but some tech stayed. Imho it will be the same with AI ( even more precise different Machine Learning Stuff ). ML has been around before the hype and there will be ML after the hype. datacentremagazine.com/news/ib^^^ but this should make clear that the current way will most likely end in a big crash for capital IMHO.

@IzzyJ @Nibodhika I personally think, that if your are gaming on linux you should value valve alot for how much money they have put into the linux ecosystem and it's not bad to buy at their store. On the other hand there is alot of gaming happing outside of steam (including things which won't make it to steam).

@FishFace @x00z my small thought -> i think today no solution can prevent "cheaters" because you can't differ "cheaters" from users anymore if they want to.Here is why ->One PC is running the game -> a second PC emulates Keyboard and mouse inputs using a CAM (Capture Card) / Sound (microphon / digital capture) and an on the Game trained AI. So what does any "cheat protection" offer if they don't protect against serious cheating ?PS: "The only still working protection is lan play with control over hardware / software and players like done on real events"

@the_riviera_kid @drosophila As always on Linux you have different possibilities. Most big Desktop Environment's like KDE / GNOME / Cinnamon .... can mount devices automatically or on a click on the device. No need for additional entries in fstab.If you however want a more general approach you can use systemd's automount or a fixed mountpount using fstab. Most normal Desktop User's will be totally fine with the DE Solutions.

@dual_sport_dork @silence7 good times

@Auth @floofloof IMHO: Advertisment is another word for recommendation. While advertisment is seen as bad a recomendation isn't. So what advertisment never made happen is making themself usefull to the consumer. Most consumer want maybe a !!! usefull recommendation !!! but not someone trying to force you to buy a certain product.So what was the time before ads ... it never existet ... even before tv radio had advertisment. Even back in this day people hated the advertisment and did music recordings cutting the advertisment and talking out. Some old people might remember press record ... press stop ... rewind a little bit ... and all of this. The alternative was to pay alot of money for music ...