Notices by Brodie Robertson (brodieonlinux@mstdn.social)

I think the worst thing to ever come out of the Linux kernel project is "We don't break user space" not because it's a bad goal for the kernel, but because people who don't understand the context of the idea apply it to places where it doesn't at all fit, i.e Xorg to Wayland

PSA: If you want to play the Monster Hunter Wilds beta on #Linux disable FSR if you're an AMD user, it's completely broken and you'll only see a black screen, thanks for the tip @Jv5_Guy #monsterhunter #MonsterHunterWilds

@teto @Jv5_Guy The game is optimized horribly lol, that's just the game right now. Hopefully by launch it's ironed out

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