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  • Just like answers on the Internet, you have to read the output and not just paste it blindly. I find the answers are usually useful, even if they aren't completely accurate. Figuring out the last bit is why we are paid as programmers.

  • What would you use instead?

  • That's GDP per capital. I'm talking about total wealth, which is about a third of the world's total wealth.

  • Just because it's the richest country on the planet doesn't mean the wealth is spread evenly.

  • The person telling the story could always tell lies, which would mean his brother would only tell the truth.

  • Plans sound great, but I'll be happy once it's actually reclassified. This is long overdue.

  • I don't think your math is correct. There are 946,728,000 seconds in 30 years. That would mean they made just over a dollar per second, which is still pretty insane.

  • The word really started to become popular last year, especially regarding Twitter and Reddit.

  • That's the lock screen combo, not sign out. To quickly sign out: win+x, u, i. i can be replaced with u for shutdown or r for restart.

  • Also, is it just the sale that is causing it to surge? Has there been a recent update that has improved the game?

  • Great when they let you get into position first. Trying to adjust around the cat, not so much...

  • Seems you already fixed it, but in general the system should be updated with nobara-sync or dnf distrosync. Sometimes he will downgrade packages so it's best to just have it synced up with the same versions upstream.

  • I'm worried this will mean the game runs poorly on PC as well. I'll wait for a sale down the line before picking this up, even though I really enjoyed the first one.

  • I think most people are just used to Window's BS, so these issues are just expected and they know how to fix them.

    Linux has an easier experience getting up and running, but when they have an issue, usually it's something completely different from what they have experienced before and get frustrated.

    This is why mainline OEMs shipping computers with Linux by default will be a huge step forward.

  • Those updates in Discover are for flatpak, not dnf. You can verify that with flatpak update.

    As for discover wanting to restart to do their update, that's a fedora thing for an extra level of safety while updating. You can read about it here.

  • I used it previously. I never had crashes because of it, but it would mean I would have to wait for the aur packages to be updated before I could upgrade to the next iteration of GNOME.

  • The lack of VRR in GNOME is what had me change to KDE. I prefer GNOME in many ways, but I was tired of having to use the vrr patches to keep the functionality.

  • Native Linux support and Steam Deck Verified. Maybe it can replace Brotato as my main time waster on the Deck.