@weebdeluxe @gamingonlinux Damm, I love buying the same game 10 times. /s

Linux Mint partners up with Framework, also working on Night Light for Cinnamon desktop https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/11/linux-mint-partners-up-with-framework-also-working-on-night-light-for-cinnamon-desktop/#Linux #LinuxMint

Terraria hits over 60 million sales with Terraria 1.4.5 shaping up to be another big update https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/11/terraria-hits-over-60-million-sales-with-terraria-1-4-5-shaping-up-to-be-another-big-update/#Terraria #Gaming

Steam games will now need to fully disclose kernel-level anti-cheat on store pages https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/10/steam-games-will-now-need-to-fully-disclose-kernel-level-anti-cheat-on-store-pages/#Steam #AntiCheat #PCGaming

@Fishd @gamingonlinux The problem isn't inherently profit, but that they went public. Obviously that gives them a massive amount of money in a short time, however it also makes them a slave to it and overwrites any moral or sensible approach to problems as they *have* to turn a profit in the future, always. Should they ever struggle people can now literally bet on their demise to turn a profit off their corpse. It's neither stable nor sane and totally fucks up what Raspberry intended to be.

@blackcoffeerider @Tsugu Good points. I didn't really want to answer to this as the discussion is rather tedious.From a security perspective it's also better as open-source software both gets way better audited and can't get away with what companies do in a regular basis, not properly securing user data.I don't know where the idea of something being equally trustworthy if you can *not* look into its doings (both code and hardware) comes from, especially nowadays where we get drowned by shit.