I can’t seem to find evidence of that. All I see is they’re Amazon affiliates, which pretty much anybody can be.

Do you have a source?

How is this the first time I’m hearing about a lineage TV OS?!

I really like keyd for general key remapping.

Also occasionally obs-cmd if I’m streaming with obs-studio.

Thank you, she’s definitely a sweetheart.

Too many habits to choose from but I added some more words I wrote about her elsewhere touching on some of her habits.

“Advanced Linux Commands You’ve Probably Never Used”

ping

I really just wanted to say Ratatatatatatouille.

I’ll let you guess, although you probably only need one guess.

We desperately need a constitutional right to privacy, but I doubt that will happen in my or our country’s lifetime.

Fingers crossed for Steam’s new headset.

I just learned of it today and was checking out their dev blog and it went back to 2011??? That’s crazy.

Why share this without the original context?

It was something like

“You learn how to time travel and go to see Jesus speaking in ancient Aramaic and he turns to you and in perfect English says ‘Go home. Now.’”

Until the AI generating the content starts hallucinating.

Exactly. This isn’t explicitly piracy. Just because it can be used as such, doesn’t mean it perpetrates piracy. Some prefer to have a backup for their game installers. That’s all this is.

Have you ever purchased a game from GoG? If so, chances are it comes DRM-free in which case you could legally keep a copy in your “Game Vault.”

This allows you to have your own local copy to download and install. No GoG launcher required.

TLDR: Yes

I played the Beta. It had somewhat of an interesting gimmick, but the rest didn’t feel very polished. Granted, that was the Beta.

Comparing it to FragPunk which shortly followed, Fragpunk just felt better. I’ve been enjoying it since its release.

“Here’s why”

Gestures broadly

Phind.com is a great alternative that provides sources.

It’s worth mentioning you can manually kick off an index build with I believe updatedb (in most cases).

Perhaps a model like itch.io offers. Each product can set a price or have a “pay what you want” model. I feel some would be more likely to give money if it’s right up front.

But the biggest part that I think we need, is a centralized location, store or not. Sometimes it’s hard to find if an open source alternative even exists because it could be on Github, Gitlab, Codeberg, etc.