What You've Done Today...or yesterday...or what you are doing RIGHT THIS MINUTE!!!

[LadyCrimson]

34 minutes ago, BruceVC said:

The point Im making is thats one reason why Microsoft needs access to your PC and its for a good reason 

[Gorgon]

I bought a portrait lens by mistake, clicked the wrong thing. I meant to get a wide angle prime and now instead of returning it,  I've kind of gone into a rabbit hole of minimalist framing.  It's interesting, in a ship in a bottle kind of way. 

https://imgur.com/Uf9Hc9q

 

 

Don't you dare stop holding hands, you're not in focus yet. 

 

  ****, ****ing twerps

https://imgur.com/a/8Mqgym8

[uuuhhii]

so support for win10 just ended

anyone can guess how long until game dev force player to update to win11

[LadyCrimson]

54 minutes ago, uuuhhii said:

so support for win10 just ended

anyone can guess how long until game dev force player to update to win11

Probably less time than Win7 vs. Win10, but I wouldn't worry about it much for 2-3 years. And even then probably mostly AAA/AA, and/or initially mostly the "we won't support your bug reports" vs. "game absolutely won't run."

I mean, look how long it took Steam to make Win7 not work with their client (supposedly, never tried).  They all know lots of people refuse to go over for a long time.

I've been looking into Linux (for gaming) again and I guess for me it might be something like Mint vs. Bazzite. Linux for everything but gaming, I'm sure I'd have no issues with, outside of maybe my ancient fave and simple image editor might not work. But Linux for gaming - I don't know. I know most things these days work or can be made to work but there's always certain titles that won't, not including MP/anti-cheat dev linux support issues (since I don't MP). So it always feels like I'd have to go back to multiple PC setups, switchboxes and/or extra displays etc again for outlier cases, and I really don't want to.  Edit: getting too old for that kind of stuff

Edited 3 hours ago by LadyCrimson