Dumb question, but you verified you have enough disk space?
I was going to suggest Lutris, i have never used it but i think it can download the game directly from Ubisoft, but I just realized Lutris is Linux only and I’m assuming you’re on windows.
Hahahaha I didn’t actually look at the resume in the picture, I just read the text. Whoops. I thought the cartoon was just joking about how shitty getting a job is now “you’re such a shitty candidate we didn’t even bother interviewing you, here’s your resume back, please leave.”
I had an interview similar to this. I’m a programmer, but I had just taken an intro to circuit design course at my local maker space, and I emailed the instructor about what potential jobs would be like day to day, if I got into more electrical engineer and circuit design. He emailed back that he knew a friend at a company that designed motorized kid’s toys, so he could set up a meet and greet. He emails both of us, we set a time to meet at the company.
I get there, and they think I’m there to interview for a programming job. Instead of explaining the confusion, that I was only there to learn more about the day to day of the electrical engineers, I roll with it and just decide to do the interview and see how it goes, as I was unhappy in my current job and was looking to make a change anyway.
Big. Mistake. Interview goes horribly since I hadn’t prepared, and as I’m leaving after having obviously failed the interview, the one engineer who interviewed me says:
“Hey, um… We printed your resume on some high quality paper, do you want to keep it?”
Only time I’ve been handed my own resume back to me in an interview.
Also the guy that I had originally set up the meet and greet with turned out to a be a bit of a jerk in the interview process so I never bothered explaining the confusion and trying to get what I had originally wanted out of visiting that day.
Good catch, while I guess they’re not using postmarketOS, that’s what was supported on the device i had, and what enabled me to test out the mobile version to gnome shell, and try out the phone app ecosystem. It seems like its ready for prime time, especially since waydroid performs so well, android apps can fill the void for any missing native Linux apps.
No idea as i haven’t gotten mine yet. They’re still filling the next pre-order batch of production, but from the reviews on their website, it seems as responsive as you’d expect from android, which was a huge problem with Dev phones like the pinephone, they were way too sluggish with terrible battery life.
I think postmarketOS will probably win out on market share for Linux phones, mostly because it can use regular flatpak apps, you don’t have to develop special apps, which i thought you had to do for Ubuntu touch (which I guess is now called ubports). Not sure, someone correct me if I’m wrong about the specially built apps part.
I was given an old Chromebook tablet by a friend that wanted to get rid of it, and it just happened to have mainline Linux support. I was able to get postmarketOS running on it, and got gnome shell mobile as the DE. It works, and works well. The apps that support the touch interface and are made to be responsive, etc work really well, and the waydroid integegration works fantastically well. I was able to get android version of jellyfin working, with vlc, and a few other apps I use daily. All this in 4GB of ram, I’m really impressed! This screenshot was running gnome shell I think, I’ve since switch to the ‘mobile’ variant of it, and running system monitor with android vlc and android jellyfin running, zoomed out so you could see all the apps running at once.
Its time for a Linux phone, I put in an order for the 2nd batch of this phone, hopefully they start shipping soon, they supposedly already shipped the first batch to users.
Arrr matey. Its the breakdown of society ‘if the people running society aren’t following the rules, why should I?’ especially a giant corporation, and especially a giant corporation that sides with Trump. So yes, pirate it. Fuck 'em.
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Oh good! Glad it was a simple fix!