The thing is, Markdown is just regular text. So there is no real need for a dedicated editor. In example I edit and write Markdown files with Vim. Maybe you can install a plugin to help a little bit, but there is no need for.

Even after this anti-hype, I was curious and would have checked out the game. But it was not playable on Linux. They didn’t gave me a chance.

I feel sorry for the 10 players left playing this game.

No, it was be4 Postal 4.

VIM - use Neovim instead

(just a joke)

Why? Can you give an example?

Hurd is even older and no one even makes jokes about it. At least with Linux there is a real chance this joke could become reality.

Only the person who creates the room have to pay or everyone who want to join a room that is bigger than the limit?

For a room to chat or to talk with mic or webcam? I never used Teamspeak before.

I am referring to this part:

Earlier in February, Valve announced that it had postponed the announcement of pricing and availability for its new Steam Hardware lineup, which includes a new Steam Machine, Steam Controller and Steam Frame VR headset, due to the same issue.

“When we announced these products in November, we planned on being able to share specific pricing and launch dates by now,” the company wrote. “But the memory and storage shortages you’ve likely heard about across the industry have rapidly increased since then.”

“The limited availability and growing prices of these critical components mean we must revisit our exact shipping schedule and pricing (especially around Steam Machine and Steam Frame).”

Why is there no link to the original article from VALVE they are talking about? Steam Hardware: Launch timing and other FAQs

BTW I am a fan of the idea what this website, which is initiated and cooperated by the Skill Up. I am just disappointed about missing essential source links for reports like this.

You can even save in Dark Souls.

Because Fedora likes to adapt the newest stuff very early. While it’s not like “very early” for BTRFS anymore, its still exceptional unusual to have it as the default in a mainstream distribution. And they want to benefit from the feature set of BTRFS, so it makes sense to use it as the default. Why shouldn’t the mainstream benefit from quick snapshots and backups? I don’t see the argument “are catering to mainstream audience” as to not use BTRFS?

I would say, if you want benefit from the features of BTRFS, then go for it. But you have to read a bit what it can do, and use tools and set it up to get the most out of it I think. EXT4 on the other hand is proven and is a setup and forget experience. I chose EXT4 when installing EndeavourOS, because I read a few things about BTRFS that made me think twice and also I don’t need the features too. So, if you don’t know and have to ask the community, then the best would be to us EXT4, unless you know why you want to have BTRFS features.

My original 256gb LCD model didn’t turn on a few times, maybe 3 times since launch. And I have no clue why. The only solution after trying a lot for me was, just leave it there for a week or so and then suddenly it turns on as if nothing was wrong. My theory is maybe something with the battery.

Or a rewrite in Rust.

What does perfect hello world even mean? It can be realized in many ways and none is the best way.

I don’t think such thing as perfect software exist, only abandoned software. If the environment changes, then the software needs changes too.