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YamiYuki
I know that KDE is working on HDR support for Plasma 6 (Wayland). Dunno how ready it'll be by the time it comes out, but its coming.
Other than Plasma 6, I don't think so.
I just finished Detroit: Become Human.
I decided to play it after I upgraded my Deck's SSD to 2TB.
And I've been spending a lot of time on Halo: Infinite.
I figured that GNOME's insistence on CSD few years back will bite them in the rear.
https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/pull/10179#issuecomment-1779298467
And I don't wanna be that guy that's wants something to fail just because it's not to my taste, but I'm glad to hear that the dev thinks KDE's Wayland is in much better shape than GNOME's, especially since GNOME's pushing it really hard.
For me, personally, I won't switch away until Plasma 6 comes out, if it's in much better shape than Plasma 5's Wayland, and games running through Proton work well enough in Wayland competitively.
I'm done with Windows myself. The only time I ever touch it is for work when I gave to deal with some of our VMs for Photoshop users
Fingers crossed gaming will be better in Wayland by the time Plasma 6 comes out
There's a lot of improvements with Plasma 6 and NVIDIA 545 on my RTX 3060 Ti, so that's something to look forward to.
Same for me. I may have the ability to use GPU pass-through, but if I'm not willing to heat up my room, I use my VM with Lubuntu.
Ugh...? Since when? And as an asian, I've never felt offended.
So far:
- Halo: Infinite - Season 5's coming soon, and I'm trying to wrap up my season 4 battle pass :D
- Hogwarts: Legacy - I took a a pause in this game just because life got in the way, and just getting back to it
- Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 - the new free update with higher level cap & Ultra Instinct
I should get back to Cyberpunk again. Need to go through my backlog again.
Awesome! I just joined in :-)
Safe to assume them that Apple will utilize the bare minimum for RCS.
When Apple implements RCS, was there any information on whether it'll be dependent on the carrier or if Apple will build their own RCS infrastructure? Cuz I suspect it'll be the former.
And if Apple does build their own RCS infrastructure, I highly doubt it'll have E2E encryption as that's essentially iMessage. Will E2E encryption work if one side is Apple and the other side is Google?
And for any RCS messages that doesn't go through Google, does this mean that RCS is still being used sans E2E encryption? What does it look like in the Messages app?