I think modern DOOM is cringe, but hey - news is news! 
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My first reaction is a meh. Seems they are milking it for all it can give.
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This could be quite interesting. I’ve used Tuxedo OS in the past, haven’t used the hardware though.
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scan even more, forget even less
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Video explanation on how Linux runs Windows software natively* and how the translation layer works. That’s why there is no performance cap in a lot of games on wine/proton and why sometimes software runs better over wine than on Windows ( yes, this can be the case).
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keeps 
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Ain’t it becoming more like Garuda?
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Sure, in the FOSS area, I personally would only pick and copy the best stuff.
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doesn’t matters for me, I am using cachyOS repos on garuda, I have power of two beasts at the same time
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If both Garuda and CachyOS are becoming similar and are having similar goals, why not maybe combine our resources and become one.
Larger the community, stronger it would be.
Let me know why it might not be possible.
Maybe I could be a mediator and try to convince both the communities to merge as one.
What do you say about Garudachy, I know it’s a bad one. We can think…
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Indeed, @ptr1337 and me talked about this and figured we had too different goals 
but we are in contact anyways and help each other when needed (eg. both him and vnepogodin helped a lot with FireDragon early on. Or their snapper-support is inspired by ours 
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Key differences are that they are using netinstall only, which allows a quite big variety of system configurations. Meanwhile we are much more opinionated with what we provide and how we expect things to be. Both of these approaches have up and downsides
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