I know a lot of the people reading this are in the USA, but can we get into the habit of including context in the post title or description?
Eligibility requires having made digital Play Store purchases specifically between the dates of August 16, 2016, and September 30, 2023, and is open exclusively to US citizens
Ah but you see every youtube user granted full rights for google to do whatever they want with their videos by uploading them, it’s all totally legit of course!
Something I discovered recently is that you can connect an android phone to wifi, connect it to your computer, and enable “usb tethering” to pass the wifi connection to your computer as a wired connection. Maybe not practical for everyday use, but could still be useful!
Just tested this out, it’s ctrl+shift+r
You can do this on bash too if you add bind Space: magic-space to your bashrc/profile
You can install powershell on Linux if you’re feeling masochistic
Thanks, that does sound familiar. Maybe it was the gpg bit that confused me before.
Is there a simple guide to checking checksums? It doesn’t seem like it should be complex but half the time the distro’s instructions don’t work for me!
Video content is not that popular in general, but I can’t imagine posting a link with no information in the title, thumbnail, or description helps!
They have been making a willful choice to not use any of their money to support Linux
I believe they give Heroic Launcher affiliate links (so if you buy GOG games via Heroic then they get a cut) so they are giving a small amount of their money to support Linux. What they’re not giving is any time/effort.
Sure it’s been speculated, but if there were obvious signs like commits in the fex repos by valve employees then wouldn’t there have been more than speculation?
Valve has been secretly funding Fex, an open-source project to bring Windows games to ARM, for almost a decade
In this age of leaks and industry insider speculation I’m very impressed they’ve kept this under wraps for so long
…can I have my custom ROM now?
I’ll second this, seemed to work without any issues. You can even install ChromeOS Flex on it if you still want to use a Chromebook after they stop getting updates!
Don’t worry, it seems like it’s just scaremongering: this is for managed work phones which you should only have been using for work stuff anyway
They both seem to cover that fortunately
Oh that’s cool
Not something I have any interest in using, so afraid I’ve never tried it
While I think it is a recompile, you don’t need the original assets, it just works. I guess it’s abandonware and the original rights holders don’t care?