separate account is normal

the content (communities/posts/comments/votes) is accessible from any server, but the logins/passwords are not

patches to the Linux kernel and KDE

I think currently it might only work for AMD, but I think Nvidia could take advantage of it without too much work

The post links to https://lemmy.world/c/DeMeta

!demeta@lemmy.world

Seems like Steamdeck 2 will probably be ARM. Maybe Steamdeck 10 will be RISC-V lol

it’s like this meme

Block the account making the posts, it’s a bot account and that’s all it does

on the communities page https://piefed.zip/communities there’s a button for Create local community

https://piefed.zip/community/add_local

crosspost is the little circle arrows button in a post

I feel like a new Jazz the Jackrabbit or Jill of the Jungle would have a better chance of making money than trying Unreal Tournament again lol

!stauf_mansion@lemmy.mods4ever.com

wait, isn’t it a huge deal if they got VRR working on AMD Linux?

I guess this doesn’t say if it’s for HDMI or not

I think there is a third one too, they can all talk to each other on here.

Mbin is the other big one. Also NodeBB has recently started federating with the Threadiverse too.

This graph is PieFed by itself, Lemmy is still the majority of the users here

@dessalines@lemmy.ml @nutomic@lemmy.ml I thought this feature already exists?

This is supposed to work and I’ve seen it work. But so many people complain about this that I think it must be bugged and doesn’t always work. Maybe it doesn’t work when the posts are on different pages.

Yeah also check https://lemmyverse.net/communities

https://lemmy.org/u/Mazdak seems to still be an active account, IDK about moderation actions though

But I was surprised to see that this instance has ads…

I used Lutris for bnet games that are not on Steam, works great with SC2, if you want to force compile all shaders, run the “unit preloader” custom map

I’ve heard Faugus is good too

This is an interesting idea and yeah it would, in theory, help replace Discord better.

But in practice, I’m having a tough time thinking WHICH communities would be good like this. Definitely not a !games community. Maybe something niche like !stauf_mansion@lemmy.mods4ever.com lol but I’m not sure if the subscribers there would actually want that.

Will they still offer updates to newer kernels in between? They kind of need that for the gaming audience, for compatibility with newer hardware and for gaming performance

I think they should replicate Discord’s format since it’s already popular and there are tools already made for it. They can maybe also reuse the name “hammer time” so users are aware