PelagicFox

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I started out with Windows 7, Windows 10 was full of a lot more problems but I actually really liked the visual design of 10.

I think if you had Win10 debloated, it's an alright OS. I still have it as a dual boot because I need to have Adobe stuff running on my system.

Got a new GPU today, an RX 580 2048SP to replace my GT 730.
I can finally use Wayland, Proton WITHOUT Proton_Sarek AND FINALLY I CAN PLAY DREAM BBQ!!

Mind you this is with a GT 730 at 1080p.

It gets 60 fps at 67C in Phighting! with the Graphics Level set to 2.

My dad recently did a quick cardboard case plate for the back of my Optiplex 7020 and it's been doing wonders. If you got one of these you should maybe consider doing it because of how basically nonexistent the airflow usually is in these things.

It's got two 90mm fans in the back with decent CFM.

I hit the door from a distance using low gravity (Token of Asteria) and double jump items (Fizz Up), then use an Anchor to weigh myself down in order to stand by the door as it opens.

This is not to mention the "ROCK" enemies around the level which instantly kill you 90% of the time.

You need to have low gravity or good luck to hit it by flying above the level walls and sniping it from afar (because there is invisible walls above them)

The "WOAH PERFECT" badge requires you to unlock a door across the level while standing next to the door which it unlocks, with the eye logo being INCREDIBLY far away and in it's own area blocked off from the rest of the level.

For context since I think the ALT text bugged.

Secret doors in this game are often unlocked from throwing snowballs at eye logos around the level.

This badge is so wild to actually get.

I've heard of the intel ARCs. I'm extremely low end and ngl I was wondering about it. I'm planning to upgrade to the RX 550 since the RX 6400 is out of my price range so I also had the Arc A310 in my sights.

It looks REALLY GOOD as cards come of it's price range.

I'm not docking Linux btw.

I am planning on replacing my NVIDIA card again due to it's atrocious heating. And I probably won't get another due to NVIDIA's pricing.

Admittedly, there's still some weird jank with older NVIDIA cards like how you can't track GPU usage per-process. And some older NVIDIA cards STILL being unable to use Wayland. I know they are older cards but still, the same cards on Windows fare much better.

Not much into the customization space but it's like Android and macOS mixed. I like it. I always sorta liked the icons at the top like that!

Pressure used to be REALLY difficult even though I had played DOORS, I'm really glad they got rid of those weird multi-encounters the game used to have where you could get stupid stuff like Candlebearers and Turrets after an Eyefestation Turret room.

Genuinely might now be one of my FAVORITE GAMES, PERIOD.
I like DOORS a lot but the newer updates of Pressure have made it catch up and probably surpass DOORS in many aspects. And I already love DOORS to no end.

YouTube video by PelagicFox Pressure: Full Sea Glider Course

The new Pressure update is so fun. www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzfc...

*Yellowing*

If one of my friends rolls this, I'm throwing them out the nearest window.

I always really liked Debian's entire idea with being a really nice baseline. Arch is cool though too!

I'm still glad though that I got to push this PC just a lil bit beyond. (Fun fact: this card isn't even rated for 1080p on modern systems, yet I can actually do that on Debian)

Oh yeah thas true. Mostly outside of steam.

"version `GLIBC_2.38' not found " is drilled into my skull hehe.

Thanks btw. I mainly went to Debian because I was a bit worried about stability AND with an older system like mine, I thought the lightness would be helpful. (1/2)

It's funny because the same system running AHIT couldnt' even run Scribblenauts Unlimited. Thas Proton sometimes on some older games I suppose!

A screenshot of a Linux Debian OS running A Hat In Time.

For all the grievances Linux gives me, stuff like this brings me back sometimes.

Thanks to me using Debian, I actually can play this game, which is funny because I've had this game for a year at this point, but couldn't play it until now.

You gotta realize, this is running on REALLY old hardware.

The win screen of of a Balatro run.

I DIDDDD ITTTTT. It was the most scuffed loadout possible that really had NOTHING that SYNERGIZED but it WORKED.

That's true. Honestly I'm surprised they don't iirc they were crazy about making a secondary Windows version for Mobile specifically a while ago.

I do genuinely enjoy the whole packages system Linux uses. It's so clean and flexible.