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Wish they were more widespread. Closest to me is... 800 miles away? Was nice when I was near one.

I always use isthereanydeal before buying anything, and that'll list gog on there was well. Good practice for getting a deal and buying drm free

The article disagrees, but idk what staffing numbers are right

Thanks for the response, definitely helpful! My follow up to that would be I'm still not sure how updating would work if I run the command you posted. Once I run that in the terminal, how do I know when there is an update for firefox? Will firefox just tell me like in windows, and update itself? Do I need to run a specific command in the terminal to prompt updates?

While I have you here too, I've just found one more bug that's been bothering me... In the application launcher, when I try to use the scroll bar the cursor won't select the bar itself, instead just defaulting to resizing the window. Any ideas on that? It's kind of a pain but I could live with it. Googling again didn't really bring up anything conclusive. Here's a clip to see what I'm talking about. Thank you again!

I'm in KDE 6.3.4, but I think maybe just the flatpak version I have was bad? Using the executable from mozilla themselves doesn't seem to replicate the issue...

Thanks for helping!

~~I'm on KDE Plasma 6.3.4 with Wayland, using an Nvidia GPU, 4080 super. Checking that about page, it says it's using wayland as well. I'm using flatpak firefox version 138.0.4.~~

~~I really can't peg what causes it. I have two monitors, and my non primary one seems worse than the other. My primary display will only do it occasionally, but scrolling through youtube on the other will basically always cause the issue. Like I said, I've only seen it happen with firefox so it has to be something weird with the install. Is there a different way to install firefox other than a flatpak? Googling that...~~

Ok, I'm not sure why I didn't try this, but I downloaded just the linux ...exe? Program? from the firefox website and it seems like the glitch is nonexistent on that version. My next question would be how different is that from the flatpak? What's the difference? Do I need to do something else for updates?

Thanks for the response, no dice though.

Probably because this post was submitted 9 hours before.

Like where?

Anyone able to complete bookworm adventures on a modern PC? I tried replaying it a few years back but it crashed nonstop on the third map or something I think. Could never progress past that. Bookworm adventure and plants vs zombies were probably some of my favorite games growing up, such a blast.

"No officer, this fully assembled PC with no boxes or receipts was definitely brought from America, the country I am now returning to."

A lot of my friends just won't play "old" games. If the graphics don't look somewhat modern, they physically cannot bring themselves to touch it. I showed my girlfriend system shock 2 and she audibly laughed at me wondering how I could stand it. Another friend refunded vampire the masquerade because he could not get over how old the game looks.

So yeah I think unfortunately they're a necessary evil for people to get in touch with some of these older classics.