d3Xt3r

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Otaku | Trekkie | Foodie | Karaoker | Gamer | Dev | FOSS Fanatic Current obsessions: 📖 Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for My Retirement 🎮 Bio Menace Remastered 🎶 BLACKPINK ⬩ RAYE 🐧 Asahi ⬩ Bazzite ⬩ CachyOS ⬩ Chimera Linux

A screenshot of the DOS program, Microsoft Scandisk, performing a disk checkup due to Windows being improperly shut down.
Screenshot of the 1982 DOS game "Paratrooper"
A screenshot of the title screen of the DOS game ZZT (1991).
A video of the file manager Yazi v25.5.28, showing the newly redisigned tabs.
A screenshot of AQEMU, a Qt5 frontend for QEMU.
AV1 encoder performance showing double the FPS on Ubuntu 25.04 compared to Windows 11, affording to a Phoronix benchmark.
A ThinkPad Z13 with a German keyboard layout.
Display settings under KDE Plasma Wayland, indicating the Color Profile setting.
Two floppy disks with the DOS game Wolfenstein 3D.
Classic KDE triple gears wallpaper
Linux is an OS that is not supported for Rockstar Games all across the board, with Grand Theft Auto V being no exception. BattlEye is not supported on Linux, and it is required to run the game in the Online mode. Even Offline, we can not provide support due to your Operating System, it doesn't fullfil basic minimum requirements for our game, and we are not responsible for the game's performance or any issues occuring on a PC setup below these minimum specs. Apologies for the inconvenience this might be causing you.
An artwork depicting the fox Xenia, an alternative mascot for Linux.
Screenshot of the Printer settings in KDE Plasma (on Bazzite), showing a Brother printer in driverless mode.
ThinkPad Z13 running Bazzite, a gaming-focused immutable distro based on Fedora Atomic.
Screenshot of the macOS file open dialog, with an arrow pointing to the button used to switch views.
No anime profiles in Ultramarine, flagship edition.
A cafe front with the sign "grub". Below it is a smaller text "Flavours of Royality"
A screenshot of Fedora Asahi Linux running on a MacBook M1, themed to look like Windows XP.
Video demonstrating the Niri compositor for Wayland.
~ systemd-analyze Startup finished in 18.030s (firmware) + 1.102s (loader) + 6.021s (kernel) + 3.684s (userspace) = 28.839s graphical.target reached after 3.115s in userspace. ~ sudo sedutil-cli --scan Scanning for Opal compliant disks /dev/nvme0n1 2 Micron MTFDKCD1T0TFK 7003V5LN NVME No more disks present -- ending scan
Screenshot of a terminal window on CachyOS, running on a ThinkPad Z13, showing a fastfetch output, followed by the output from systemd-analyze: Startup finished in 17.773s (firmware) + 1.187s (loader) + 6.281s (kernel) + 3.625s (userspace) = 28.867s graphical.target reached after 2.849s in userspace.
Title screen of "Bio Menace: Episode One - Dr. Mangle's Lab," a classic 1990s DOS action-platformer by Apogee Software, which some consider to be one of the greatest games of all time. The image shows the game's protagonist, CIA operative Snake Logan, dressed in a bright green combat suit and ammunition belt, wearing a mullet and a moustache. Behind him looms an enormous menacing mutant creature with dark blue scaly skin, glowing green eyes, and huge razor-sharp teeth. The background depicts fiery explosions. Text at the bottom reads, "This is NOT Shareware".
The original Debian logo.
Screenshot of the Arch Linux wiki in Chawan, a text-based browser, running in a terminal emulator.
An XKCD comic with four panels. Panel 1: Two panicked people standing next to a large bomb shout to a third person off-panel: "Rob! You use UNIX! Come quick!" Panel 2: A close-up of the bomb with text on its display saying, "To disarm the bomb, simply enter a valid tar command on your first try. No Googling. You have TEN seconds." A command prompt "~#" awaits input. Panel 3: Rob stands frozen and silent, staring at the bomb. Panel 4: One of the other people hesitantly asks, "...Rob?" Rob replies sadly, "I'm so sorry."
A four‑panel comic by XKCD, titled “Linux: A True Story" Panel 1 (Week One): A stick‑figure says, “Hey, it’s your cousin, I got a new computer but don’t want Windows. Can you help me install ‘Linux’?” The cousin (off‑screen) replies, “Sure.” Panel 2 (Week Two): The cousin sits at a desk, looking at the screen, saying, “It says my Xorg is broken. What’s an ‘Xorg’? Where can I look that up?” A voice responds over the phone and says, “Hmm, lemme show you man pages.” Panel 3 (Week Six): The cousin, now on the floor, dragging a laptop, mutters, “Due to auto‑config issues, I’m leaving Ubuntu for Debia." A voice responds over the phone "uh", to which, the cousin replies "or Gentoo". The voice responds "Uh oh.” Panel 4 (Week Twelve): The helper figure stands worried, phone in hand: “You haven’t answered your phone in days.” The cousin, surrounded by piles of books and empty coffee cups, replies, “Can’t sleep. Must compile kernel." The helper mumbles "I’m too late.” Caption below: “Parents: Talk to your kids about Linux… before somebody else does.”
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ThinkPad Z13 running Bazzite, a gaming-focused immutable distro based on Fedora Atomic.
A vintage ad for the Atari 400/800 consoles, showing a family of four, huddled around an Atari console connected to a CRT TV. The text reads: ATARI BRINGS THE COMPUTER AGE HOME. ATARI® HOME COMPUTERS BRING A WORLD OF INFORMATION, EDUCATION, AND ENTERTAINMENT INTO YOUR LIVING ROOM. Press a few buttons and you’re creating beautiful music. Or learning French. Or evaluating your investments. The ATARI Home Computer is designed to be so simple, a child can use it—but so brilliant, it does a world of wonderful things for you: Learn everything—languages, history, psychology, algebra. Tap into almost limitless sources of information—the news, stock quotations, the Stock Exchange. Invent your own games, create your own art, make your own discoveries. Play your favorite computer games, including Space Invaders™, Asteroids™, and Galaxian™. The ATARI 400™ Home Computer is the perfect video game player, and easily expandable. The ATARI 800™ Home Computer is a powerful personal computer designed to expand with you. To see for yourself what an ATARI Home Computer can bring home, visit your nearest ATARI retailer. Computer Division, 1196 Borregas Avenue, Sunnyvale, Calif. 94086. Or call toll-free: U.S. 800-538-8547, Calif. 800-672-1430. ATARI® HOME COMPUTERS. We've brought the computer age home.
Video demonstrating drawing circles in Pinta 3.0
Video trailer for the upcoming BioMenace Remastered
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Fedora Asahi with the XFCE DE with a WinXP theme, on an M1 MacBook Air.
Screenshot of a Fedora Asahi installation with a Windows XP theme, running some apps typical of that era such as Space Cadet Pinball, Winamp etc, running natively an Apple Silicon Macbook Air.
Bazzite, a Fedora Atomic based immutable distro, running on a ThinkPad Z13.
Added Unreal_Gold.exe from the Downloads as a non-Steam game.
Screenshot of Lutris running on Linux, demonstrating the process to install Unreal Gold.
Screenshot from the official BDS website which says: As a consumer, boycott Microsoft products whenever possible. Here are some examples: - Microsoft Gaming products (Xbox, Bethesda Softworks Activision Blizzard King) - Cancel Xbox Game Pass Subscription - Uninstall & boycott key games owned by the company such as Minecraft, Call of Duty, Candy Crush, etc. - Boycott Xbox Platform (e.g. Xbox Console or Xbox App on PC) & Hardware (Consoles, Controllers, Headsets, etc.). - Microsoft Surface Hardware (Laptops, Headsets, accessories). - Microsoft AI / Copilot: - Avoid using Microsoft’s AI Copilot standalone app or extensions in Bing, Edge, Windows, Office, etc. - Change your Microsoft 365 subscription to avoid paying for Microsoft’s AI / Copilot (e.g. change from “Microsoft 365 Business Basic and Microsoft 365 Copilot” plan to “Microsoft 365 Business Basic” plan). - Microsoft Operating System, Office Suit, Browser, Search services and other tools (Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Bing, MSN, Teams, Skype etc.). Consider switching free and open software instead of another, possibly complicit company.
Screenshot of Nautilus (Files) and Dolphin side by side: Nautilus has the duplicate Krita icon bug, whereas Dolphin doesn't.
Gambas 3.3.4 running on Fedora Linux Xfce
Screenshot of Tiny Core Linux
Yes, this is Linux running XFCE, with the xfce-winxp-tc theme.
<Alucard> is the reason r2-d2 beeps so much because someone fucked up the alsa drivers? - bash.org quote #882107
Screenshot of btop, a system resource monitor for Unix-like OS's.
Screenshot of the boot menu of ZFSBootMenu.
Screenshot it helloSystem, a Mac OSX-like OS, based on FreeBSD.
MS Paint now has ads.
The Great Penguin Revolt of 2025
The Penguins of Madagascar retaliate against Windows.
Screenshot of Q4OS
Screenshot of Commander One, a dual-pane file manager for macOS.
Screenshot of SailfishOS showing the app drawer.
"fd" showing that I've got zero PDFs in my entire home folder. This is on a Thinkpad Z13 Gen 1, running Bazzite, an immutable Linux distribution, which is based on Fedora Kinoite.
Una imagen de una MacBook Air 2015 con Aurora Linux (basada en Fedora).
The default desktop of Aurora Linux
Screenshot showing Webkinz and Roblox running perfectly via Bottles and Sober respectively, on Bazzite, a gaming-focused Linux distribution.