I’m unsure if it has been mentioned, but a similar tool which is open source (you can run the backend unlike tailscale), netbird

https://netbird.io/

Pepperidge farm remembers

How does the patch actually get delivered? Via windows update or using something else?

Welcome, I left after the third party clients got nuked, sick of ads

Is this true for 2042? Honestly would use a Linux distro otherwise (probably Ubuntu but might look for an alternative)

PSA the game is currently free on Amazon prime gaming

Hopefully those games go to steam deck as that seems like a way to have a market share they might then cater for (I can’t play BF on Linux due to the antichear requirements)

Greenwich Moon Time? I’ll see myself out…

I use Linux daily within my job, it’s just I’m curious which OS people find the best for gaming (I run servers etc but want to see what people find is the least painful for gaming).

Basically, come the evening after work, I CBA to spend ages configuring stuff to then be able to play as time is precious in the evening

What would people recommend if the main reason you use windows is gaming? I have an AMD CPU and a Nvidia GPU, if drivers are good etc, which OS would you use

Google and apple already know who you are, the company at the bottom doesn’t

Container tabs are hands down the best add-on I have ever used. Being able to use multiple accounts across tabs is fantastic. Alot of my colleagues have switched due to this alone