You're welcome! I struggled with this same problem for a while, so I'm glad i could help!

Yeah, wine-ge iirc

I used bottles for a while, until it wiped basically all of my game data. Lutris is much better imo, use wine-ge and had zero issues

For Steam Deck and AMD processors:

1. Run in terminal sudo nano /etc/default/grub Replace nano with the text editor you are using.
2. Find the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT
3. Add clearcpuid=514 inside the quotes.
4. Update the settings with sudo update-grub for Ubuntu/Mint and similar or sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg for Arch and the like.
5. Reboot the system.
6. Play!

Doing this helped me, running archlinux so i used systemd-boot instead of grub.

How is the camera bump getting worse???

So is the female satisfied or is she like "damn, I gotta get some head" after?

lick

They have billions of dollars i have hundreds. I'm sure they'll survive me not giving them any of my hard earned money

Lol, we ain't making it off earth, especially not Venus

With Lutris + Wine-ge you can play practically any game you want. My recommendation is the games I have enjoyed playing since I got my PC a few months back, in no particular order.

1. God of War
2. Spiderman Remastered + MM
3. Horizon Zero Dawn + FW
4. Guardians of the Galaxy
5. Forza Horizon 5
6. Armored Core 6
7. Maybe Hogwarts Legacy if you're into the gameplay hint mash RT

OSX doesn't seem to play nice with linux dual booting. I think holding the option key while booting should force the apple boot menu to show, at least it did when i tried.

Basically they scrapped phonetics in favor of what amounts to guess and check, like "think of a word that would fit in the sentence that starts with the letter X and ends with Y". From what i remember of this podcast they expect kids to either start learning to read themselves or hope their parents get them help when they fall behind.

I love Niagara, even paid for lifetime. I switched to Kvaesitso a while back, its open source and feels a bit better to navigate imo

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Lutris, you can easily manage all the emulators

Ubuntu worked out of the box for me on my mid 2015 Macbook Pro. Don't remember any specific drawbacks, but it does take a bit of getting used to the differences. Also dual booting is possible, if you want to consider having both systems on the same laptop, good if you need Facetime or something

Thanks for spoilering the whole thing makes the whole

::: spoilers post soo easy to read!!! :::