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Under the picture I can kinda make out it saying the poll was of 1002 registered voters. It most likely was black fox news viewers. Another question should be why did the 2nd poll only add up to 81%?
Under the picture I can kinda make out it saying the poll was of 1002 registered voters. It most likely was black fox news viewers. Another question should be why did the 2nd poll only add up to 81%?
Man I must be lucky or something, not 1 problem with my NVIDIA GPU. Tho more likely I picked the distros that had better NVIDIA support.
That’s just Steam Deck. I’ve noticed for a few of my games, protondb having reports that they don’t work well on the deck but play fine on other Linux devices.
I was in the wait list for only 20 days, according to the email when I got in. No idea why I got in so fast but others have been waiting months.
I’m surprised no ones mentioned No Mans Sky. I put a ton of hrs in that game in VR. Edit: Elite Dangerous if fully playable in VR. Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is fun in VR as the bomb de-fusser. The Talos Principle is great in VR too.
Some early game spoilers.
Your end goal becomes trying to stay alive, because of a chip in your head slowly killing you.
“Choice Overload” is a thing. When presented with too many choices people will be unable to make a choice.
I got to try out wayland with an nvidia card(cause it get set as the default with the KDE 6 update) and it was just horrible buggy feeling mess. Steam and websites would have parts of the page just blink out of existence, games would stutter. plus other random stuff going wrong.