Been playing an early leaked copy. It’s quite good. The summoning mechanic is much deeper than I thought it would be.

Items respond to eachother. If you send a Fire Slime onto grass blades, they catch on fire. If you put a bouyant object on water it will float.

If you out a rock on that bouyant object, it will sink. It’s pretty next level.

These are more common if you frequently rub your eyes.

I like how Kagis search AI works. It gives a link to all of the sources it scraped from.

This isn’t Red Dawn. People will quickly find out how inadequate they are against a military.

Is that Summer from Rick and Morty?

Yo, is that Winton Overwatch?

You don’t have to type in the website?

Which also goes to my oldness argument. Their software is locked, proprietary, and too ingrained Intl the System.

Alterable Desktop Environments, alternative stores, removing integrated packages such as the app store, installable on non Apple hardware, whether arm or x86.

Open air drop as a standard would help too

IMO even windows is too closed for my taste.

The hardware is rarely ever comparable. You show me a like for like hardware comparison, and Mac will always be more expensive with fewer upgrade paths.

Ive quite enjoyed the KDE NordVPN plasmoid. Visually integrates it into the taskbar.

My entire family is on Elementary OS. Brother, niece, grandmother.

If a man, a child, and an old woman can use,.so could you.

Apple products are generally fine, its their ethos that sucks. Closed, expensive, proprietary.

Its far too limiting IMO. Open MacOS and it would be quite a compelling option

The affinity thing especially annoys me. They have real potential to steal a niche from Adobe. Does even need to be native, they just need to work with wine.

I’m not sure Windows is particularly polished though. Going back to it on occasion it feels kind of awful to use. I think most people are just fighting decades of muscle memory on how to use a PC

That’s the thing about Linux though, is it really depends on the user. The average user doesn’t need any more than a web browser and maybe some Office suite. Chrome OS has shown this. Linux is actually great for these users.

It’s the semi-power user, the one that has to do a lot of work, but doesn’t know much about computers that Linux seems to trip up.

It’s like that wojack bell curve meme.

Linux has never card what I install of on. These days it always seems like have have to do some work in the hidden cmd to get windows on my drives

Usually this means you didint install the proprietary graphics driver. Which you also have to do on windows (Geforce Experience )

Thats just downright conspiratorial

Unfortunately it piggybacks of googles and co’s indexing. What happens if we succeed as a FOSS movement and google goes under?