SaltyIceteaMaker

no thats the thing, steam works without a problem. it is only when i do it NOT through steam where i get issues.

but i play mainly on windows anyway, i just wanted to try it out a bit out of boredom and got surprisingly good results.

i just wait how the windows kernel restrictions influence kernel level anti cheat, and depending on the result i may switch to full linux again if kernel AC breaks and devs are forced to use "normal" AC again

Yeah it's just games🤷 if push comes to shive i can just reinstall 'em i was just confused by the difference in behaviour depending wether the system or steam mounts it

This could very well be the anwser. there are in fact c: and z: in ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/0/pfx/dosdevices

although i couldn't find an indicator that those are actually in use when launching a game through steam

Ah ok i think i get why it doesn't work through the auto mount, but i still don't understand why it works completely fine if i mount it through steam? What is different when steam mounts it?

Nah that's real tbh

If you want to use a custom rom, i can recommend pixels. Basically every custom rom is first and sometimes only available for pixel. I myself have a pixel 6a with lineageOS and magisk for root. Works fine apart from expected problems of tinkering with normally locked down files (be careful with ui customisation, got into a bootloop cause i wanted to change my quick tiles. Luckily easily fixed by deleting the settings folder of the app)

Edit: The app i mentioned was iconify which has a guide on what to do when bootlooping because of the app. (Need adb for that tho)

You could try to flash a generic android image, although it seems like those have degraded in quality judging from the linus tech tips video that mentioned this

Or, instead of slowing china down we could, and i know this sounds crazy but hear me out, speed up our own innovation rate

No they mean no matter who you vote, the us won't do jackshit

I think linux is more used than windows

It definitely would be nice if that were the case, but i think the best way to incentivice people is to reward them. Better yet make a competition out of it. Just gotta reward actions that benefit other people.

Like let people be millionaire's but to get there they need to help like ten thousand people or something

I wonder how well a system would work where you get more money, the more you help people/help solve problems (with problems i mean like pollution or something)