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Wow, that's actually pretty neat and totally a step in the right direction imo (n.b. I've been an Arch user for almost a decade now). As for MS making money, I'd imagine a lot comes from other endeavours like Azure nowadays, too.
I'm finding many of the Windows games I actually do play (not all) work pretty well with Steam's patched wine on my RX 480, so one can hope.... (but yeah DRM/anticheat seems to be another story)
There are a lot of people who run VFIO setups, Linux as base OS and Windows in a VM, passing through...
Is that like the rolling release model on Linux distributions like Arch/Gentoo, in that you never have to actually "upgrade" to new major releases and just use Windows Update (or whatever) to download software updates/patches regularly?
Weird, I just noticed the same thing as well.
They seem to list multiple brand coolers on their website, maybe they're just retail partners or something?
https://www.scythe.co.jp/product/cpu-cooler/rc-1208rgb/ (reeven)
https://www.scythe.co.jp/product/cpu-cooler/cr-301-rgb/ (jonsbo)...
Yeah, I'm hoping that they'll create all the Vulkan mappings for DX10 (or however it works for DX12, I'm not too familiar but my cursory understanding is that DX11/DX12 APIs are basically translated to Vulkan's API, which makes it usable on Linux) and those games will eventually "just work."...
It seems unlikely since it's not a consumer oriented processor.
You can try buying it through Provantage (https://www.provantage.com/~7ITEP69N.htm).
Also, I'm not sure if you've already got the motherboard, but I'm receiving one in a build this week that I won't be using (swapping it with a...
I've found that rolling your own also has a similar issue, though it occurs less commonly (and I can't recall Cloudflare being related whenever it does). It's usually sites that just block entire "cloud" IP ranges.