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np, it was me who came with the 'tude in the first place. Just had a rough day and it's easy just to write shit on the internet. Usually I am against doomerism, but this time fell for it. It's easier to just give up, but we shouldn't.

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    Or in other words, old man yells at cloud. Don't take this too seriously, I don't want to offend anyone.

    I was recently watching some FF7 Remake / Rebirth technical analysis videos on Youtube, and while I can respect the persons who are doing and sharing these kind of analyses (it is valuable work!), the crowd (i.e. comment section) seems so... Spoiled, to me.

    Of course with newer tech we should expect improvements in quality and performance, but the way I see it as a 40+ year old gamer, is that games have always had performance issues. Maybe developers are always too ambitious on whatever is currently possible? idk.

    Of course I'm biased. I've always played (AAA) games several years after release, as I've never had the resources to invest to current gen tech. And I've always been satisfied, and I've had fun. People have complained forever about Bloodborne being 30 fps, but I'm still happily playing it in 2026 because it's a freaking great game.

    I don't really know what I'm saying, this is just me rambling... Like for example in the FF7R, if you find 5 textures in a game that are a bit wonky on the resolution side in a 30-60 hour game, that doesn't warrant complaining or being bitter about it. It seems like anything that isn't flawless or perfect gets a ton of hate almost like, and it's so weird to me. A millisecond of stutter here or there doesn't either.

    This ended up being kinda poorly written, I had more in mind when I started writing but I already forgot a lot what I wanted to say. But you get the gist? Anyone else feel like this?

     

    How's the experience? I tried it on fp4 1-2 years ago, and it was pretty unstable for daily driving at the time. I returned to android for a while, and now I'm running PostmarketOS on this. It works reasonably well, but phone call audio doesn't work yet (speakers altogether started working just earlier this year) and that's kind of a dealbreaker. The development is also slow, as all the work is done by a single person (huge kudos to Luca Weiss).

    So I'm thinking to maybe give Ubuntu Touch a shot. Tell me your experiences with it on a fp4.

    Bonus question: wireguard is pretty important to my day-to-day life. Is it yet working? I remember that it was broken, couldn't install it due to something about drivers... There were workarounds, none of them worked on a fp4.

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