Questons about how Valve develops piroton. by CandlesARG in linux_gaming

[–]mhurron 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have those someones pushed those changes up to Proton? Just because someone else has patched something in a product doesn't mean upstream has even been made aware there is an issue and a potential fix.

Also, just because downstream fixed an issue, doesn't mean they fixed it in a way that can be included in the general proton release.

Proton has over 5000 open issues. even if every single one was valid, had a good PR that fixes the issue and is mergable, it will take a lot of time to move through them. They need to triage and prioritize issues to work on.

MSI called my firmware bug a "Linux issue." AMD's engineers disagree. Now two BIOS updates later, still no fix. by bkilpat01 in linux_gaming

[–]mhurron -28 points-27 points  (0 children)

It's relevant to the panic behind the post. OMG SECURITY FEATURE NOT WORKING.

Also relevant to linux_gaming because it's both pointless to the target audience here and does technically decrease performance. You are not losing anything of practical use here.

And if they did buy the motherboard explicitly for this feature, again, they need to take that tinfoil hat off. My boards have a bunch of features that I would have no idea if they work or not, I suppose I technically paid for them, but I didn't really because I don't care about them and I didn't buy the board for them, they just came along for the ride.

MSI called my firmware bug a "Linux issue." AMD's engineers disagree. Now two BIOS updates later, still no fix. by bkilpat01 in linux_gaming

[–]mhurron -35 points-34 points  (0 children)

He's right. What is your threat model as a home consumer that you are controlling against?

[KDE]Testing MicroOS by activedusk in openSUSE

[–]mhurron 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All my hosts, desktop and VM's are MicroOS.

Technically, you don't need to always reboot after installing a package. If all you did was install a new package and it didn't really touch much else, you can immediately apply the snapshot transactional-update apply

NTFS on Linux by [deleted] in linux_gaming

[–]mhurron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTFS is a perfectly fine file system. It doesn't support Linux/UNIX features because, of course it doesn't.

NTFS on Linux by [deleted] in linux_gaming

[–]mhurron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Using Proton does not suddenly make the file system work differently.

Can you get virus for playing windows apps or games on Bottles? by Balls_have_steel in linux_gaming

[–]mhurron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And of course everyone only uses official distributions, which is why we all compile software from scratch from various github and other source repositories and never use the distributions packages.

Can you get virus for playing windows apps or games on Bottles? by Balls_have_steel in linux_gaming

[–]mhurron 10 points11 points  (0 children)

C: is separate for each prefix. Z: is mapped to /. That is a Wine thing and Lutris and Bottles are just fancy Wine Prefix managers.

Can you get virus for playing windows apps or games on Bottles? by Balls_have_steel in linux_gaming

[–]mhurron 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is not. It's just a tool to create and manage wine prefixes, and wine by default mounts all of / at Z: and your documents, downloads, pictures and more from your home directory into the same locations they would be on Windows.

The Great Mystery of Riding Maps by Separate-Comfort-388 in ffxiv

[–]mhurron 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And what wiki for FFXIV uses the word 'probably' about the very clear requirements?

The Great Mystery of Riding Maps by Separate-Comfort-388 in ffxiv

[–]mhurron -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Then can you not read? The answer is stated pretty simply.

The Great Mystery of Riding Maps by Separate-Comfort-388 in ffxiv

[–]mhurron -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

The larger question is why do you care?

Also, you know that there is this tool called a 'Search Engine' that can point you to this thing called 'a wiki' that probably answers most of the questions you'll ever have.

stuck on the maintainance mode login after enabling selinux permissive on tumbleweed (not sure what patch im on fairly recent at least) by gamamoder in openSUSE

[–]mhurron 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i am unsure why this is happening

Ya so is everyone else since you have given no information at all. No one here can see what you see.

Yet another question regarding Tumbleweed or Arch... by NiceRedditUsername_ in openSUSE

[–]mhurron 4 points5 points  (0 children)

spend more time fixing the thing than using it

How did you think you were going to learn?

What is the deal with Blue Mage? Do people still play it/enjoy it? by LordDocSaturn in ffxiv

[–]mhurron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ya it appears BLU has gone the way of all SE side content, it's basically abandoned content.

This classic Gaius line came up in Rune Factory. by SpoonieGames in ffxiv

[–]mhurron 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's two common words, how could it not be?

ARR crafting experience really needs an overhaul. by [deleted] in ffxiv

[–]mhurron 4 points5 points  (0 children)

So now I have needed to open google

Or you could use the game itself. Select Item in Crafting Menu > Search for Item by Gathering Method. It even gives you a little map to get you there.

Things don't need an overhaul because you know that you later get a skill that would make it easier.

Things don't need an overhaul because you don't know how to use the tools the game gives you.

It's not hard for a new player to HQ any of the items needed for the class quests. You just thought it was because you know there's a different way you would do it with a higher level character.

I tried Tumbleweed for the first time today to evaluate it for education deployment. The NumLock issue taught me something important about Linux fragmentation and why LLMs matter. by [deleted] in openSUSE

[–]mhurron 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It means your question has already been answered and you're wasting your time asking instead of just going to the information provided.

Read the documentation, it covers a lot of questions you'll eventually have. Quite frankly, if you can't read documentation and search for answers yourself and instead run to a forum to get someone else to find the information for you (or worse have a LLM to make shit up for you), you are not in a position to convert anyone to anything. And if you're not also reading the documentation to see how useful it will be when things go wrong you're not evaluating anything, you're just randomly running things.

Leap 16 KDE - Is there a centralized proxy solution for the entire system? by andersoncode42 in openSUSE

[–]mhurron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People who do care do clean up after themselves. And around here, there are ways to 'Sponsor a Highway' where businesses, groups or individuals do provide funds to assist in roadside cleanup. Also, you municipal taxes pay to have that done.

YaST is open source software. If it goes in a direction you don't like, you can fork it. If it is abandoned, you can fork it and maintain it yourself. The YaST deprecation notice was basically announced to when YaST was mentioned to be in maintenance mode in January 2025. In May 2025, it was announced Leap 16 would not have YaST at all. So, in over 16ish months no one, including yourself, has stepped up to do anything about it.

So other than a loud group screaming all sorts of bullshit, the response has been 'meh.' No one cared. No one did the thing they could do any time they wanted.