tablets (especially ones that could be flashed with Linux, i.e. not iPads) are way less common than smartphones, so you get fewer devices to choose from for testing, fewer users who can run it, report bugs, and support the project, and less interest in general.

they didn’t say using Steam Deck per se is cheating, but that it’s a cheating vector, i.e. it’s (according to them) easier to use cheats on it than on Windows PCs.

no, but they used to use wine to play it, before that stopped working.

Consent-O-Matic https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-matic/

I tried it and really wanted to like it, but the Android client’s UI is just unusable for me. as much as I prefer going FOSS whenever I can, I tried Obsidian and stuck with it. it’s electron on desktop and definitely not native UI on mobile, but feels much more polished.

yes, it copies everything, including history, bookmarks, installed addons and UI modifications.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Asahi+Linux+&ia=web

that AI-generated file really wasn’t necessary

feel free to make a writeup!

number 4 will shock you!!1

probably once it’s ready.

also why the fuck does Lego Fortnite require anticheat? it’s a survival co-op, there’s no competitive element, and yet from what I’ve read it still kicks you out when you’re trying to play it on Linux.