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I don't know if I said this before, but Microsoft overpaid for Bethesda.
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Doublezero replied to Kendo 2's topic in Off Topic Talk
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I've been using Zorin OS for a while, but I'm switching back to Mint. Zorin is a rock-solid distro and I've never had any technical issues with it. It just works, and is better than Windows, but you could say that about most Linux distros. Well, maybe one minor issue. When dragging and dropping files to upload them, I always get a notification saying the browser is ready, but the files never upload. I have to click the button to open the file explorer and browse to the folder where the file is. This happens when using either GNOME or Xfce, and with all the different browsers I use. This does not occur on Linux Mint. It's an annoying issue, but one I can live with. I wouldn't go back to Windows over that. Another annoyance is GNOME itself. I knew it wasn't customisable before installing Zorin OS, but the desktop doesn't work in the same way as a Windows desktop. For example, many windows lack full header bars. The desktop is inconsistent in how it handles windows, and it seems that the designers prioritized style over functionality. It's strange, some windows have full header bars and others don't and sometimes you may have to hold down the mouse and the super key to drag windows around. This distro is lauded by YouTubers as one of the best for Windows users looking to switch to Linux. However, it uses a desktop environment that is completely different to the Windows experience. The Start Menu isn't opened by the Super Key; it displays all the windows that are open. This is not something that former Windows users are accustomed to. I haven't used Windows 10 in over a year, and I never used Windows 11, so if that has changed, let me know. I'm starting to think that YouTubers are being paid for their reviews, because none of the channels I've watched have mentioned these issues. They're small issues, but they add up. On a positive note, I really like the advanced window tiling feature. It was this feature that convinced me to install Zorin in the first place. Simply drag the window over the menu that drops down from the top and onto the grid to which you want the browser to snap. It's that simple! It's super smooth and easy, and I use it all the time! The Zorin Connect app allows you to stream videos and music to your smartphone. I didn't know about it until I connected my phone to my computer. It's cool, but not something I need. Xfce is another annoyance. If you cannot adjust to using the GNOME desktop, you can switch to Xfce instead. However, the problem with that is that it defaults to the Zorin Lite version, which is based on Xfce. If you change the Zorin Lite theme, it reverts to the default after about 30 seconds. That was my experience, at least. And the great window tiling feature that convinced you to try Zorin in the first place? It's not available with Xfce. You might be wondering why not install KDE Plasma or Cinnamon? I'm not the biggest fan of KDE. I think it's too heavy (I prefer light desktops) and, from what I've read, it's difficult to remove completely. As for Cinnamon, you may as well just use Linux Mint. You might think that this whole post is just me criticizing Zorin OS. It isn't. I think it's a very good distro, rock solid, but I can only recommend it to Linux users who know what they're getting into. Apparently, Zorin has experienced over three million downloads, largely attributed to Windows users who don't want to downgrade to Windows 11. I would like to know how many of those three million people are still using Zorin. TL;DR: I'm switching back to Mint. Zorin is great, but Mint is better.
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"If you open the map four times in vanilla Skyrim now, your game crashes to desktop."
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Your wish is my command.
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Out of curiosity, I looked at Awstats for our domain, and I saw that the number of Linux users had increased to 9%. That's a big jump. I looked at visitor data, typed in 'Linux' and saw a bunch of visitors with this user agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) HeadlessChrome/151.0.0.0 Safari/537.36. According to User-Agents.net, this user agent string belongs to the Headless Chrome browser running on Linux. It is developed by Google Inc. and renders web pages using the Blink engine. https://user-agents.net/string/mozilla-5-0-x11-linux-x86-64-applewebkit-537-36-khtml-like-gecko-headlesschrome-151-0-0-0-safari-537-36 What is a headless Chrome browser? According to ChatGPT: In my opinion, there's no way that these are real users. I believe the article you read is correct.
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The Five Great Gods Deity Title Domains Worshiped By Aurelion The First Sun Justice, Leadership, Light Solari Nyxara Lady of the Veil Shadows, Dreams, Secrets Umbren Vaelor Lord of the Endless Horizon Wind, Travel, Freedom Strivari Khorrum The Mountain Father Stone, Winter, Endurance Vardrak Rathogar Lord of Thunder War, Storms, Courage Tigrathi Shared Feline Traditions Despite their differences, all five races share ancient customs believed to originate from their mythical ancestors: The Rite of the First Hunt: A coming-of-age trial in which young adults must demonstrate the virtues prized by their people, whether through hunting, endurance, wisdom, or service. The Gathering of Nine Moons: Once every nine years, representatives from all five races convene at a neutral sanctuary to renew treaties, settle disputes, exchange knowledge, and celebrate their shared heritage. Ancestor Veneration: Families maintain carved memorial stones, woven tapestries, or engraved metal plaques honoring distinguished ancestors whose achievements are retold through songs and stories. The Great Chorus: Festivals conclude with thousands of feline voices joining in a ceremonial chant said to honor the gods and reaffirm unity among the Great Feline Kin.
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5. The Tigrathi "Children of the Eternal Storm" Physical Characteristics Tiger-inspired warriors. Orange, white, red, or white-and-black striped fur Broad shoulders Heavy musculature Long saber-like canine teeth in some bloodlines Brilliant gold or green eyes Religion Storms represent the world's heartbeat. Conflict strengthens civilization. Principal Deity Rathogar Lord of Thunder Domains: Storms War Valor Discipline Strength Culture Every citizen trains in: Martial arts Weapon mastery Strategy Athletics Competitions replace many legal disputes. Subcultures Storm Legion Temple Champions River Clans Thunder Monks Architecture Their cities resemble monumental fortress-citadels. Characteristics: Giant gates Tiered walls Thunder towers Bronze roofs Fortress temples Courtyards for martial training Large ceremonial arenas Materials: Granite Dark stone Bronze Iron
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4. The Vardrak "Children of the Frozen Peaks" Physical Characteristics Snow leopard-inspired. Thick silver fur Black rosettes Ice-blue eyes Powerful legs Large paws Thick tails Religion The mountains possess living spirits. Strength comes through endurance. Principal Deity Khorrum The Mountain Father Domains: Mountains Endurance Winter Stone Protection Culture Stoic and disciplined. Values include: Self-reliance Family Craftsmanship Perseverance Subcultures Stone Clans Ice Monks Peak Guardians Crystal Smiths Architecture Entire cities are carved into mountains. Features: Massive stone gates Pillared halls Crystal windows Ice bridges Fortress monasteries Underground forges
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3. The Strivari "Children of the Swift Wind" Physical Characteristics Inspired by cheetahs and servals. Slender bodies Long limbs Spotted fur Large ears Long tails Exceptional speed Religion Life is movement. Stopping means stagnation. Principal Deity Vaelor Lord of the Endless Horizon Domains: Travel Freedom Speed Adventure Winds Culture They rarely build permanent homes. Their society values: Exploration Curiosity Trade Storytelling Adaptability Subcultures Wind Runners Sand Riders Sky Scouts Road Singers Architecture Temporary yet elegant. Examples: Silk pavilions Curved wooden halls Elevated platforms Portable shrines Wind towers Rope bridges
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2. The Umbren "Children of the Endless Night" Physical Characteristics The Umbren resemble panthers and black leopards. Midnight-black fur Silver or violet eyes Sleek athletic builds Silent movement Long flexible tails Religion Darkness is not evil but a sacred mystery. The moon reveals truths hidden from daylight. Principal Deity Nyxara Lady of the Veil Domains: Shadows Secrets Wisdom Dreams Stealth Culture Umbren society values: Patience Silence Intelligence Observation Precision Subcultures Shadow Walkers Moon Seers Night Blades Dream Keepers Architecture Entire cities blend into forests and cliffs. Characteristics: Black marble Moonstone Hidden bridges Underground halls Reflective pools Glowing crystal gardens
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1. The Solari "Children of the Golden Dawn" Physical Characteristics The Solari are leonine humanoids standing between 6½ and 8 feet tall. Golden, tawny, or white fur Thick manes (males and many females) Amber or emerald eyes Powerful shoulders and muscular frames Long tails tipped with thick tufts Broad feline muzzles They are renowned for exceptional strength and commanding presence. Religion The Solari believe that the universe began when Aurelion, the Solar King, roared light into existence. Light symbolizes: Justice Leadership Honor Sacrifice Every sunrise is considered a sacred blessing. Principal Deity Aurelion The First Sun Domains: Kingship Courage Justice The Sun Protection His temples are open-air sanctuaries where the dawn's first light reaches the central altar. Culture The Solari value: Honor Family lineages Oaths Military excellence Public service Breaking one's sworn word is considered one of the gravest disgraces. Subcultures Sun Pride Royal families and nobles. Golden Shields Professional soldiers. Dawn Speakers Priests, judges, and scholars. Ember Hunters Border rangers. Architecture Buildings resemble enormous sun temples. Features include: Massive sandstone walls Golden domes Tall columns Lion statues Wide ceremonial avenues Open courtyards Solar observatories Colors: White Gold Crimson
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Just replace the word Halo with Fallout or TES in this video.
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Physical Characteristics Height: 5'10"–6'6" Ash gray or obsidian skin White, silver, or midnight blue hair Glowing violet or crimson eyes Extremely agile Culture The Noctari prize secrecy, discipline, and self-control. Every citizen learns espionage. Truth is respected—but only when wisely shared. Subcultures Night Houses Whisper Guilds Moon Priests Shadow Blades Religion Darkness represents mystery rather than evil. Silence is considered holy. Patron God Nyxaros God of Night Secrets Dreams Fate Silence Sacred Symbol A black crescent moon surrounding a silver eye. Architecture Obsidian towers Crystal caverns Hanging bridges Underground waterfalls Gothic arches Blue magical lighting Cities resemble underground cathedrals.
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Physical Characteristics Height: 5'8"–6'4" Athletic Copper, olive, or bark-colored skin Green, brown, auburn, or black hair Emerald or amber eyes Leaf-like tattoos appear naturally with age Culture Everything exists in harmony with nature. Cutting down healthy trees is considered murder. Communities are governed by councils of elders and druids. Subcultures Moss Clans Oak Guardians River Tribes Moon Hunters Great Stag Riders Religion Nature itself is sacred. Every forest possesses a spirit worthy of respect. Patron Goddess Elyndra Goddess of Nature Growth Animals Seasons Healing Sacred Symbol A silver oak tree growing beneath a crescent moon. Architecture Living buildings grown from: Trees Giant roots Vines Flowers Mushrooms Cities seem like forests untouched by civilization. More images in spoiler.
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