I fully agree!

As much as I want to support Linux/repairability friendly companies, I want to avoid creating e-waste even more.

That’s why, for my administrative uses, I might never buy a new PC again but only get Linux friendly used ones.

As for gaming, I’ll still probably get a Steam Machine on top of my Steam Deck (got it used) as you need something more powerful and can’t just get something from 2012 if you want to be able to play recent games.

I’ve been using OnlyOffice for years and was quite happy with.

I’m thinking about switching to LibreOffice. Anyone knows if LibreOffice would be able to connect to kDrive? Maybe through WebDav?

Oh yeah I’d love such a thing!

You could log to one service and use it to give to every open source project, no matter if they use Patreon or another platform.

Still it would be sensitive to handle as there would be credit cards informations…

What I’ve created is a Firefox bookmark folder with the « donate » page of every project I wanna support.

I’m trying to force myself to forget about this game.

For me MGS ended with number 4. The prologue from MGSV was good but the rest of the game is just bad, without any deep and interesting story…

I fully agree! In Mass Effect 3 you really feel like a part of the crew!

In the others too but a tad less. Still walking around the ship has always been a pleasure that I haven’t really found in any other game.

The Mass Effect trilogy is so great and the Legendary Edition is perfect on Steam Deck. You can even lower the TDP to improve battery life and still get good graphics.

I rep’ayed them a few months ago and I was real’y impressed by the scale of it.

To be honnest, Mass Effect is some kind of Cyberpunk 2077 with better gameplay and story.

People don’t like the third one, but for me it was the best one.

Yeah but the Deck will be really interesting for this, since I play most of my games at 30fps with 7TDP when the Deck could perform better.

I guess, people doing what I do should not be taken into account…