Works with non-Steam games as well. I even had community profiles for Diablo 2. You just have to give the game the correct name and it should just work™.

I was glad my server did this the other day to make sure the data Lemmy put into my database is secure.

If you’re looking for the best bang for your buck nothing beats assembling it yourself. A pre-built is always much more expensive to pay for assembly.

Well, for that look at @cmhe@lemmy.world’s link.

Luckily their work is still done in the open and I can use the driver on my Deck on OpenSUSE despite it not being in the kernel.

OpenSUSE is that you can use it was the game ia gone far right eithee.

Ugh, I’ve got to get rid of my typos from the autocomplete.

In anticipation of the Remake I’m playing Gothic again. First a swordfighter and now as a magician.

There are instructions for both games on reddit and they even give tips for Linux. Important on Linux is that the directory is set to case insensitive. Otherwise you will have problems because files from several mods are duplicated.

Looks like a SUSE/Debian hybrid.

What do you mean by “common part”? Kohl is just cabbage. Rotkohl is red cabbage. Because it’s cabbage that is red.

Now you’ve made me hungry.

Kohl does not mean leaf in German.

Maybe you’re experiencing https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/10551#issuecomment-2305454689

Don’t have Lutris already running before starting the game, don’t use flatpak Lutris and don’t use gamescope. Basically make the way from Steam to the game as short as possible.

@mecfs@lemmy.world actually made it.

Yes it is!

Report them separately and clearly. Don’t hide by omission the fact that they are security bugs (common practice in Linux apparently). Coordinate with major vendors how to push fixes.

That’s exactly how it works. Vulnerability found, reported and fixed in secret and when everything is in place everyone is informed to update.

They are generally more important than other bugs so you should put more effort into detecting and preventing them. E.g. using fuzzing, sandboxing, formal methods, safer languages, safety annotations, etc.

I don’t want to sound condescending, but what do you think all this talk about Rust and AI tools is about?

In the end you want to prevent all bugs from happening. Some filesystem bug randomly deleting data can be just as catastrophic as remote code execution.

And if some feature turns out to be a gaping security hole you’ll quickly see it turn into a bug. That’s what the quote is about. Every security issue is a bug so it has to be handled like a bug and squashed.

Priority in bugs exist independent of them being security related or something else. A critical bug will always get the highest priority fix.

security vulnerabilities are simply bugs

I don’t know how he can still maintain this clearly insane stance. Pride?

How else should it be handled?

Invasion.

Have you tried different browsers? You should also enter the full URL sometimes they’re a bit stupid nowadays. So http://192.168.x.x:1500/

Maybe the browsers bring their own VPN. Some process all traffic to make it more “mobile friendly”. Or they have some other kind of proxy.

I’m still salty about how they fucked up Thief 4.

Depends on your app. But with the web interface you can filter by community and author.