Ore ga Watashi ni Naru made - Vol. 5 Ch. 58

[MangaDex]

 

[kuma]

the past will keep hold them back

 

[Thrembs]

In my experience, Proton gets better performance than native, and often with fewer issues.

In particular, dxvk being on by default alone is a huge deal.

Lower overhead and less cruft in the OS.
Uninstalling a game leaves basically nothing behind, no add/remove programs nonsense.

I'm looking forward to trying to get a good setup on FreeBSD (Linux steam, native proton) at some point, because I'm not a fan of Linux as an OS at this point. Doesn't feel that different to Windows in design, just less crap.

I'm very high.

 

[Astra_Starwalker]

Welcome back, and thanks for the translation

 

[theartofstealing]

the past will keep hold them back

it's kind of hard for Akira to move on when they see their body as a punishment for their past misdeeds.

 

[Panino]

What is the number of that chapter? The bloody valentine?

 

[theartofstealing]

What is the number of that chapter? The bloody valentine?

Chapter 15.

 

[ghostwriter.123]

In my experience, Proton gets better performance than native, and often with fewer issues.

In particular, dxvk being on by default alone is a huge deal.

Lower overhead and less cruft in the OS.
Uninstalling a game leaves basically nothing behind, no add/remove programs nonsense.

I'm looking forward to trying to get a good setup on FreeBSD (Linux steam, native proton) at some point, because I'm not a fan of Linux as an OS at this point. Doesn't feel that different to Windows in design, just less crap.

I'm very high.

freebsd can run with linux steam??
also how is linux the same? like the kernel? the gnu/linux stuff? the distros themselves?

 

[Thrembs]

freebsd can run with linux steam??
also how is linux the same? like the kernel? the gnu/linux stuff? the distros themselves?

It has kernel-level compatibility with Linux binaries with decent success, and can also run Linux jails, which are full installations of siatroa. One command can install Debian, for example.

You can then set it to use a native BSD proton binary, and run all your games with that, and boom.

Granted, you need to do all the classic Unix stuff of setting users to groups so they can use video and audio hardware and so on, but I prefer that to fekking SystemD. "I would like to do this. Oh, the system doesn't want me to. Shit."
Why is my init system handling user environment variables? Why is that allowed, even?! Why is that possible without weird hacks?!?!

Sorry, De Icaza can suck my nuts with his Windows worship.
Make your own OS, you freak. Go work on ReactOS.

My next machine will be an MPD weird high-power netbook with discrete AMD graphics. Dual boot FreeBSD and SteamOS. The latter just as "just in case" a backup, with very relatively little drive space allocated.

There's still some fiddly stuff with wireless support in BSD, so game storage might end up on an ext3 partition, so I can mount it under BSD and then any writes to it would only be installation and games that don't write to the compat dirs, like assholes.

Of course, I need to fix up and kit out the van I just moved into, first, but I can plan this out, because BSD wants to stay Unix and I have no interest trying to fuck around with doing computing under Linux. Linux is a games platform.

 

[ghostwriter.123]

It has kernel-level compatibility with Linux binaries with decent success, and can also run Linux jails, which are full installations of siatroa. One command can install Debian, for example.

You can then set it to use a native BSD proton binary, and run all your games with that, and boom.

Granted, you need to do all the classic Unix stuff of setting users to groups so they can use video and audio hardware and so on, but I prefer that to fekking SystemD. "I would like to do this. Oh, the system doesn't want me to. Shit."
Why is my init system handling user environment variables? Why is that allowed, even?! Why is that possible without weird hacks?!?!

Sorry, De Icaza can suck my nuts with his Windows worship.
Make your own OS, you freak. Go work on ReactOS.

My next machine will be an MPD weird high-power netbook with discrete AMD graphics. Dual boot FreeBSD and SteamOS. The latter just as "just in case" a backup, with very relatively little drive space allocated.

There's still some fiddly stuff with wireless support in BSD, so game storage might end up on an ext3 partition, so I can mount it under BSD and then any writes to it would only be installation and games that don't write to the compat dirs, like assholes.

Of course, I need to fix up and kit out the van I just moved into, first, but I can plan this out, because BSD wants to stay Unix and I have no interest trying to fuck around with doing computing under Linux. Linux is a games platform.

Ok so what i got from it is systemd hate
valid af

there are other distros witb other init systems tho?

glad bsd has its own proton libraries thats great!

wonder if there's just unix wide compatibility then for steam/proton as long as the relevant libraries are ported?
cool!

good luck with kitting out your van!
also why use ext3?

i do find how much of a monopoly systemd has on the system and linux distros in general stupid and annoying but i havent like done anything that'd make me need to butt heads with it yet so im just surviving with arch till that inevitably happens