If Deadlock is coded anything like Dota 2, it might be a problem with the game. Dota 2 has had the problem you’re describing for years on both Linux and Windows. Haven’t encountered Deadlock being as bad, but might still be the case. Or it’s something with proton.
Yeah, that was kinda ass. Atleast the hater sub had some pretty funny parody comics, but otherwise it was a pretty toxic place.
There were 2 subreddits for qc. One for the haters who think the comic has gone down in quality, and one for the lovers who think the comic is as good or better as it’s been in the past.
Imo both subs were kinda annoying since on one you can’t say anything bad about it and on one you can’t say anything good about it.
If that’s true, it’s very good we use a wm.
There’s also a CLAP version available, if you use a daw that supports CLAP (like REAPER (which you should totally use btw (it’s like the emacs of daws if emacs actually ran faster than everything else)))
Don’t worry, Meepo is probably the hardest character, or atleast one of the hardest characters in Dota. Most other heroes are much easier. The game is still pretty hard, but because mechanical skill is less needed compared to game knowledge, it’s not much harder than League (still even League is quite hard, but that’s the nature of mobas.)
Pretty good, atleast for me. Almost all vsts I’ve downloaded work really well, windows vsts included with yabridge, sometimes the ui is janky (could be 'cause i use a tiling wm and pop-up windows don’t agree with it) and a couple of random vsts don’t work at all (includes both linux and windows vsts so idk if it’s bad programming or a linux thing.) Reaper also has support for claps and lv2s which both work well.
ngl, would rather drive that than a Tesla
Sorrowl listen to song Sorrowl by band Suotana. Sorrowl like song and name of song.
There’s a kernel option to disable the text and it’s on by default on Arch, but not on Ubuntu.
Edit: It seems that the kernel parameter is not on by default. I’ve always used GRUB and the text hasn’t appeared for me until I’ve removed the quiet option in the GRUB config file so I thought it was on by default. It might be on by default with GRUB or I’m remembering wrong.
Neither is sway