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PikaOS might secretly be one of the craziest Linux distro projects right now. It combines: • Debian Sid • CachyOS patches • gaming optimizations • Steam Deck-style tooling • custom GUI managers • bleeding-edge Mesa/NVIDIA stacks Then adds: • O3/LTO/AVX2 optimizations • custom kernels • ROCm/CUDA/OneAPI support • handheld-ready tooling • gaming drivers preinstalled What makes it even more interesting is that PikaOS isn’t just configuring existing Linux tools together. The project maintains its own: • update manager • kernel manager • device manager • custom repositories This thing feels less like a distro and more like a full Linux gaming platform. Would you install this over Bazzite or CachyOS?

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Mulheres, o que vocês acham de homens que têm videogame como escape em seus planos aos 30 anos?

Frieren at the WWE 😅

Eu só queria poder bloquear canais do youtube.

A Hungarian Steam fan was pretty mad when his brand-new Steam Controller got mistakenly shipped to the UK instead of his home. After he reached out to support, Valve quickly apologized, explained that the mix-up had hit only a small batch of packages, and rushed to fix the delivery. To make up for the hassle, they let him pick any standard Steam game he wanted. He chose Forza Horizon 6 (worth around 70€) and now he’s a lifelong Valve fan.

This might seem like "oh what's big you could cross-compile to windows exe for a long time", but I want to emphasize - this is Linux-native ELF executable! That uses win32 api! Through Wine, as if Wine were SDL or something like that. This is actually amazing!

Great! My Gnome extensions also stopped working. Wonderful. Thank you, Gnome.

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Update has been downgrading newer GPU drivers that users install manually from Intel, AMD, or NVIDIA websites. The system treated older OEM-approved drivers as the best match for the hardware via a broad 4-part HWID ranking, often replacing fresh 2026 drivers with older 2024 or earlier versions. Microsoft is now changing this. New display drivers will use narrower targeting with 2-part HWIDs plus CHIDs, making updates specific to the exact hardware and preventing unwanted replacements. Via:Windowslatest