Can't see my comment history... Using phtn.app
"real" photoshopped photos don't typically add things that aren't there, they just modify things that are.
Ulrich
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It was updated fairly recently to include remote shares. There's nothing to set up.
Anything is possible with Linux if you pfaff around long enough. But I think you'll need a controller with USB receiver, you can't do it directly with Bluetooth.
Consoles have a whole other processor that looks for inputs like that while the main processor remains off. Those don't make much sense for PCs.
Do it.
It only matters in the sense that you're allowed to not purchase online games.
Virtually every game in existence has some sort of online element. But what you seem to be unable to grasp is that many of them have single player modes that don't require any internet connection.
It's as simple has having a server that checks the version of the game installed before allowing access to online services.
Your mistake is assuming that everyone is a programmer or even knows what a "pull request" is.
Excellent, thank you!
It doesn't matter if you prefer offline or not or that you CAN play solo, it is online coop.
Of course it does?
Hence it begs the question whether it's the platform's fault per se.
There is no question. GOG is proof that you can do it. Therefore if others don't do it, it's their fault.
Once again, all of this is beside the point. The point is that those games are effectively gone.
No it doesn't.
via installer downloaded from GitHub.
Yes, but what about updates?
The build is singed by Apple, so you don’t get an unknown developer alert
Literally couldn't care less about that, I disabled gatekeeper on day 1.
The iOS app however is distributed within the App Store
I'm not personally concerned with iOS either. Someone buys an iPhone, they get what they get and there aint no way around that, to my knowledge.
For Android
FDroid is fine, but there are many stores outside of FDroid as well, and even Obtainium can be used to install directly from a repository like GitHub or Codeberg.
It would be nice to eventually offer 2 options for every platform, but alas I’m just one person with limited time.
By your own research the most logical thing would be to prioritize unofficial app stores.
Hardware: 27" 2017 iMac
Connection: Wired
Storage: 1TB SSD
Hi all. I installed Linux Mint on my Mac on an external drive, which was all good fun. But when I went back to boot into MacOS, I got the 🚫 symbol. Booting into recovery mode and running first aid revealed that the disk was corrupted. The only advice it gave was to run first aid in recovery mode, which I was already doing.
Whatever, no big deal, everything important was backed up. So I went ahead and erased the disk using Extended Journaled (I guess APFS is unavailable for Sierra, which is what recovery mode wants to install). I made an installer disk with a later OS but I just received 🚫 again upon selection. Ran first aid again and it passed. Backed out of disk manager and selected install MacOS. Then after about 3 mins. received the error "an error occurred while preparing the installation. Try running this application again". Tried several more times, receiving the same error every time.
The log reveals even more errors including:
- "Could not find package ref in any source for:" 15 times for different packages such as "base system resources", "essentials", "OSInstall" etc.
- No native mechanism to verify InstallESD.dmg
- Couldn't mount base system dmg! (error code 110)
- IATOOL: Failed the mount outer dmg
I have installed MacOS several times before, including on the same device.
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You do realize that's an oxymoron?