I'm using Ubuntu/Gnome/Wayland on the lenovo tp tablet x1 and very happy overall. Mostly using it for browsing, zotero, xournal++ and almost everything works out of the box and very snappy. Not at the level of win or ipad but can do everything I need.

they tried. you can choose between old tank controls or modern controls. but given the grid layout of the levels and how lara has to be in just the right spot to make many jumps it can be tricky with the modern controls.

overall a decent remake and good for a couple hours of nostalgia.

yeah I was gonna say...have been to a few saunas in Britain and people always wear bikinis or shorts

agree, but it's not just lemmy, it's every social media site. On bigger ones like reddit it's just easier to only interact with specific groups. lemmy has the problem of being very small, so if a bunch of people leave it will hurt more. It feels like this conflict has always been unique in how polarizing it is.

this is insane

thanks will have a look. maybe there's a workaround somewhere

that is disappointing. was thinking about installing plasma next week. any workarounds? any other things that don't work on a laptop?

I think I needed to hear this, thank you

So glad I don't have to use Windows at work

would be great to know if it comes with drm. I don't have a kobo. It says 'use on any device' on the humble page...does that mean no drm?

I fully agree. User accounts should be separate and content should not automatically be hosted on all linked instances. It's not scalable and will only lead to endless defederations.

This looks like a good(?) way to have lots of drives connected to one machine: https://github.com/trapexit/mergerfs/wiki/Real-World-Deployments I don't have any experience like this, I have the CS380 with standard loadout... just thought it was a funny way to add lots more drives.

any opinions about leaving a drive or two at work? I'm wondering if there's any risk to this, but it seems a convenient way to have off-site storage if I leave a couple drives in my drawer at work. encrypted of course...

That's just so great about this series. So much stuff that just doesn't make any sense at all but they don't explain, don't apologize, even double down...just pure silliness but with splashes of brilliance.