This is a recolored vintage photo?

I do that but the neccessary grind is still real.

Half of them to look like something new.

Is that from Kenshi?

Hyperfocus.

My problem is more with their workshop mods. If you own the game elsewhere, you can only download them with their own proprietary and shitty cli tool and sometimes not even that. Yet most mods are there. I mean, just provide a API man.

It’s the best game store for the paying customer on Linux by a long shot

Store: that’s a strawman argument; depends on what you prioritize.

Launcher: not by a long shot. And it’s ugly too and themes are mostly broken now.

You can roll back to previous versions

Sometimes. For a while. Which doesn’t help, if the major modder has given up, because of weekly forced breaking updates of the game. Can’t just keep the version that works, even though games are one kind of software where updates are not critical.

Cool. Not for me.

Read again. My issue with Steam is with the client, not with Proton.

The Linux Steam client is built for Linux. Yet the clicking-through of some workshop popup-menues still happens.

Yet with Lutris and GoG, it’s a seamless experience.

• Shitty Linux client with unfixed usability bugs for years.
• Can’t play games without that shit client and the built-in webbrowser running, even over Lutris (because DRM).
• Forced updates.
• And near monopoly.

I meant on PC.

Stray is Steam only on PC?

What controversy? It’s just annoying.

Dinit and s6 are newer. But i see s6 more in server space (modular, uses a compiled database, complex to use) while Dinit in desktop (simple & flexible).

Runit, Dinit, S6 are the hot ones. And OpenRC, but that is only a service manager i believe?

You can try them with Artix, has a flavor of each.

It says that you barely can have Systemd and alternatives in the same repo without shims and patches.

That wasn’t the question though.

There’s new init systems now.