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Your wording is hard to understand. Are you asking if you can make /usr its own partition? If that's your question, you can. You need to make sure that "usr" and "fsck" are in HOOKS in /etc/mkinitcpio.conf.

I can see how /usr can balloon in size. My /usr is 22G with 1613 packages installed.

I'm not sure if this qualifies, but I've been using this package: https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/nvidia-open/

I haven't had any issues so far (Steam running Jedi Survivor & The Last of Us)

Playstation 3 for The Last of Us

I just use the built-in weather information by tapping on the temperature on my home screen on my Pixel.

YA Novels can be good -- such an easy, engaging story. I really enjoyed the "I am Number Four" and "Jumper" series-es.

Thank you! "enable multilib-testing and update lib32-nvidia-utils" fixed it for me too.

Through Steam and Proton, I'm able to play most of the games I'm interested in: Mass Effect, Last of Us, Jedi Fallen Order & Survivor. Steam Deck is built on Linux too.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Fun game, though unlike the first one, I wasn't immediately excited to keep playing for some reason.

I started using Lemmy last week and for a couple days it was slow (in terms of activity). But especially after Monday, activity is REALLY starting to pick up. I have high hopes for Lemmy and hope not to go back to Reddit.

I've been using restic. It has built-in dedup & encryption and supports both local and remote storage. I'm using it to back up to a local restic-server (pointing to a USB drive) and Backblaze B2.

Restores for single or small sets of files is easy: restic -r $REPO mount /mnt Then browse through the filesystem view of your snapshots and copy just like any other filesystem.

https://www.shelly.cloud/

Mass Effect -- particularly Mass Effect 2 -- left an impression, but The Last of Us is and will always be the game that has stuck with me the most/longest.