Dude Tc helicon dropped software support for the GoXLR 1 year ago, indeed the community continuing the support for this device was at first a GoXLR control software for Linux that, after some time, became a windows app too. https://github.com/GoXLR-on-Linux/GoXLR-Utility

I don’t know which one of the ctr games you are referring too, but you might be interested about this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCwSkmAp7f8, there is an effort from ctr community to port the ps1 game on pc

I don’t know what the hell are you talking about

However, as you can see, the creation dates for both the virtual disk of the VM and the Windows 10 ISO are August 2, 2024—just under nine days ago. I seriously doubt there is a significant Windows update that would prevent me from running Xbox Accessory without first updating my operating system

No brother non possiamo tenere questo segreto fino alla fine

Appreciates tight code

Proceed to run a 13KB Javascript game in a browser.

Anyway don’t install OpenOffice for any reason, just pick libreoffice or onlyoffice. OpenOffice doesn’t get a functional/security/compatibility update since 2014.

No problem!

Have you tried using openrgb?

Is your cache folder on a hdd?

Minix inside everyone cpu

I’m OP dude

Kool

I have updated my existing installation of fedora 39 kde to 40 and the nvidia kernel module didn’t load properly so nouveau was used instead, than I have redone the setup for the dmks because it wasn’t present in the config file to load it and everything worked fine for now. Anyway on fedora 40 you need to install xorg yourself

Ah shit we are back to “Ken Thompson Compiler Hack” again

Nope the article state

However, this new driver has also rolled out to Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices in the USA that do not have to comply with the DMA act, shedding doubt on this theory.

Have you ever heard about yt-dl?

Probably this is the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qo1FFNUVB-Q

They did nothing to support totk before the release date as even stated in this article from pcgamers

The emulation teams have forbidden all discussion of running Tears of the Kingdom from their Discord servers—Yuzu only allows vague discussion of the contents of the game, but requests for help or discussion of performance quickly earns chatters a deleted message and a warning or ban. To avoid being involved with pirated material, the emulator developers have vowed, at least publicly, not to release updates targeting issues with Tears of the Kingdom. “We are waiting for the game to release, so that members of our team can each legally dump their own copies of the game,”

The game only happened to run without any work by them (and it’s understandable after 6 years of development and the various documentation already available for the switch’s tegra chip) and this is happening every time a new game for the switch is released.

The vendor itself acknowledged the situation by saying that the virus problem was solved!