There are community gardens. They would probably be the best address for something like this.

Kind of the holy grail of hosting platforms.

beans (cowboy food)

The N900 with 128 MB RAM had better multitasking than my modern phone with 4 GB.

Perfectly integrated chat protocols.

Accessible Linux system.

First system to get Angry Birds.

The only negative was that it wasn’t completely open source. So much great work is lost.

Ugh, just one room. Awful!

I distinctly remember reading similar news a few years ago.

sigh Everything reminds me of her. I miss you, Nokia N900!

Thanks for the review!

I find that these keyboards are meant to be used while holding them. So you only type with your thumbs.

Fun fact, every speaker is a microphone and vice versa.

If it’s something not on ProtonDB I will try installing common dependencies like the Visual C++ Runtime and .Net.

I’d say that’s exactly what the park is for.

Unfortunately it’s both.

Long Covid with ME has made me increasingly dumber. It sucks bad. I have difficulty finding words, following conversations, understanding long texts and just plain remembering things. It’s devastating to be more stupid but knowing that you could do better.

Just a few minutes ago I said I couldn’t play Leisure Suit Larry 7 because it’s too hard. Sucks ass.

What a shit list. Everyone knows that Larry 4 is the best one!

Replayed Larry 6 the other day. It seems to be the most accessible to me. Unfortunately I couldn’t handle Larry 7 with my disability. I think I never played it and was looking forward to it.

Where is @FistingEnthusiast@lemmynsfw.com when you need him?

Yeah. Did something happen to GabeN?

Bazzite is probably the best Linux distribution for this purpose. It’s practically made for it. In terms of hardware, get an AMD GPU. Intel might also be ok, but they are pretty new so might have hidden caveats.

CPU, whatever you can afford I guess.

Do you have a budget?

To further muddy the water we had Baldur’s Gate 3, which was made by an independent studio with AAA budget.

Funnily enough with WSL that is true.

I used to have a Linux keyboard (with Tux instead of the Windows logo on super) with dedicated copy and paste keys. As far as I recall I never used them.