Yes, 2% of all steam uses Linux (including steamdecks)
I’m confused why you think only 2% of steam deck users would use Linux when it’s the OS that ships with it. Unless I misunderstood what you meant by SD?
Yes, 2% of all steam uses Linux (including steamdecks)
I’m confused why you think only 2% of steam deck users would use Linux when it’s the OS that ships with it. Unless I misunderstood what you meant by SD?
wefwef.app is pretty good (and a web app, so cross platform)
jerboa is decent, the new updates are nice but are only compatible with 0.18 (which lemmy.world will update to tomorrow)
Liftoff is okay, I haven’t enjoyed it as much as jerboa or wefwef.
I also use the actual site’s web app a bit, but I hate the live updating feed lol.
I miss having a notification LED. It used to be super common to have a “breathing” effect with a given color when an app had sent a notification.
So a Snapchat for example would show the breathing as yellow, etc. Super convenient to check for messages without going and grabbing the phone.
Of course I’d be willing! What a great community lol
Pretty nice app!
What’s the “Goto” thing? “Enter reddit link”?
Also is there a way to view my subbed communities as a feed? And where is the list of communities in my sidebar pulled from?
Yeah, I’ve switched. Sometimes a result for tech help pops up on search and I open it through archive.org
This will be fixed in the next update… not sure on the release schedule though.
I got tired of waiting and just built it from source
Accounts are per instance. The content that was shared to other federated instances would remain visible, though.
I’m tempted to try and setup a nightly build of jerboa. If there are changes merged into main
I wanna use em
This is also a request for Lemmy in general - people would like to create “multi-communities” similar to how multireddits worked on reddit.
It’s because the number
variable is a boolean, equal to “is value % 3 zero?”. You’re appending that result to the list for every number.
What you want is:
multiples_of_3 = []
for value in range(3, 31):
if value % 3 == 0:
multiples_of_3.append(value)
print(multiples_of_3)
The if statement means that you only append to the list if it’s a multiple.
Can steam and gog players play together?