Tyty

I fully agree with what you wrote. Someone email Gabe!!!

I’m using multilib for gaming compatibility, I’m not saying we need full _time32 support.

If I pull 32bit libs for specific applications, why would that affect the kernel or the user spaces apps that are all 64 bit and using 64 bit function calls??

2038 will break games that make specific calls to 32bit time functions, sure. Thats gonna suck in 12 years from now. But what if instead of breaking compatibility for gaming now, we work towards a solution in the next 12 years?

Go on

32bit does need to go but we’re at a time where a lot of people are switching their main PCs or gaming PCs over to Fedora to get ahead of Windows 10 EoS. The timing in this change couldn’t be worse (even if it’s two versions ahead.)

It’s bad PR to break Steam and gaming at this time. Valve needs to sort this out on their end but the Fedora Project needs to check in with their users to see what they’re using on Fedora.

Also loved the gaslighting at the end. Very Linux dev.

ITT: that’s a lot of shitters

Here this is not the case at all.

I’m gonna be the one to say it. You’ve ruined your ability to decrypt the data. You can try a recovery service but expect to pay a lot for zero results.

I’m sorry this happened to you.

Edit: don’t go with commercial software, find a recovery service

The second on is creepy as all hell

Thank you for doing this

Half-Life 4 confirmed!!!

Aside from the misguided part about AI, this is hilarious!

thats not how rm -rf works

To get around the case folding issue you could mount your steamapps/common folder as a loop device with ext4 with case folding support. The virtual device should follow the compression settings without too much issue but deduplication won’t be an option and snapshots may be larger.