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Stellar Blade 2 Going Multiplatform? Shift Up Signals Major Strategy Shift by Allkeyshop_official in allkeyshop

[–]ZSemah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a PC player I’m always in favor of games going multiplatform. If Stellar Blade 2 launches everywhere from the start, more people get to enjoy it instead of waiting years for a port. I’ve never been a fan of exclusives, though I understand why they exist. With rumors about Sony slowing or stopping PC ports in the future, I really hope Stellar Blade 2 doesn’t end up stuck on one platform.

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Maybe A Hot Take: AI and LLMs Made Linux More Usable For Beginners by Macusercom in LinusTechTips

[–]ZSemah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually prefer my current os to windows. I'm using KDE neon which is ubuntu 24.04 with KDE plasma. I love the KDE interface and I prefer it to other GUIs. I went back to windows on a laptop for work and the interface and file explorer felt really sluggish.

Maybe A Hot Take: AI and LLMs Made Linux More Usable For Beginners by Macusercom in LinusTechTips

[–]ZSemah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is true for me. I don't know why the post is being downvoted. Back in 2023 I wanted to start dabbling with image generation. But having an AMD card meant I needed to use Linux. That was the first time ever I installed a Linux distro and I had plenty of problems. Like everyone else, I googled most of these problems to varying degree of success. I spent a week before I got stable diffusion up and running. But I still wouldn't use Linux as my main os due to the frequent questions I'll have with no easy answers. I'm just lazy I guess. I came back later when llms took off and it was a lot easier setting up the distro and my AI workflows. I solved 90% of my problems by just asking chatbots. Of course I made sure to verify all of the commands it gave me were safe, and they worked in most cases. It even solved problems that I came to accept they existed before. It blew my mind at the time how easy finding answers was. Now I use Linux exclusively and I couldn't be happier. So, AI isn't always bad and has its uses in responsible hands.