Practically the same thing really

If you're playing modern games that just released, they often need the newest graphics drivers to run well and look right. It also helps to have the most modern version of apps like Heroic Games Launcher and stuff, but Flatpak has solved that somewhat.

If anyone here games a lot, I'd recommend a more rolling release distro (or the version of Debian that updates packages quickly, forgot its name).

Great to hear, thanks as always for your hard work on keeping things running well.

This has more to do with the Windows frameworks costing an extra $140. I'm sure a lot of people will just buy it with Linux and then 'obtain' Windows on their own.

Link the original article instead of Yahoo please: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/gang-of-dragon-developer-has-seemingly-erased-its-youtube-channel/1100-6539589/

This is crazy though. I remember seeing the trailer and thinking it has potential even if it does look like knockoff Yakuza.

Looks great, I was never a framework believer because it was so overpriced (to an extent it still is), but this sounds way better and might actually be a good deal. Aside from the specs bump, they fixed almost all of the issues with the older frameworks (CEO talks more about it in this video).

Better build quality and less flex, better screen, better speakers, and a better touchpad. The biggest issue I heard about it was that it felt a bit cheap and wobbly because of all the moving parts, but if they manage to fix that, I might actually get it some day.

According to some analysts, it's because Call of Duty lost $300M in sales after being added to Game Pass. They raised the price to get that money back, people started unsubbing, and now they're backtracking on putting CoD on game pass as a launch title (so they're reducing the cost again).

I already watched it

Is it good? I'm very interested in it but too scared to google it because of potential spoilers.

I think the post might be talking about last month again.

Not OP but:

One of the big points of the franchise is that Scott is a loser. He's jobless and is leeching off his best friend by living at his place, he dates a high school girl because she likes showing him attention, then he ignores her and cheats on her with Ramona.

When the movie came out, people thought Scott was a cool geek fighting to get the girl... That wasn't the message at all. The comics go way more in-depth because the movie didn't have much time for it.

It's also implied that Ramona is kind of a loser too that runs away from her problems and waits for someone to fix them for her, hence making Scott deal with her "seven evil exes" instead of confronting them herself and making up with them.