Anyone Linux gaming with Sunshine/Moonlight? How does the experience compare to Windows/Mac?
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Adrian Yorke
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British 🇬🇧 Data, Robotics & Automation Specialist. Loves everything Python, DevOps, Robot Framework & Raspberry Pi. Opinions expressed here are personal.
Currently testing the rather delightful Manjaro Plasma distro. A break from my usual Debian/Ubuntu derivatives. First impressions are positive. Manjaro is really responsive and user-friendly which is surprising considering it's based on Arch Linux. Terminal defaults to ksh so there's a learning curve there for bash fans. The package manager is Pacman, I see what they did there 😎
Do people actually talk about Linux or Pizza here? 😂
Lesley Carhart 
Just a warning, I am immediately blocking, and sometimes server blocking on, "stop posting about politics if you're a insert profession here" takes. Technology is politics. Education is politics. Security is politics. The people who work in these fields, and more, are intimately impacted by politics. Some peoples' lives, families, and livelihoods are in danger. It's all politics, stop content and tone policing if you're one of the few people who's currently insanely fortunate to be relatively unimpacted. It's asinine.
@maaretp Agree 💯 It's not mentioned often enough that MVP thinking, also known as "aiming low", is not going to get your product developed quicker. In some cases, your unfinished work may be rejected early as the customer might be confused by your minimal offering and no longer trust that you understand what is actually needed.
@SylvieLorxu The cruel thing about Dunning-Kruger effect is that those afflicted are not aware of their cognitive bias.
As others have said: send me your pull request and we may be able to include this feature in the next release. If you don't have development skills but need this feature urgently, consider paying a bounty for somebody to develop it for you.
@hilljam Reminds me of Groove Armada: "If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air..."
@maaretp Some candidates do things like that deliberately to block recruitment agency automation or prove their CV was harvested without permission. Another example is a injecting keyword search text in a tiny, non-visible cell somewhere on the page.