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When you want to play a game as intended but want to make sure the big boob mod doesn't clash with the futa mod and you have all the relevant dependencies for the Gangster Edition TM splash screen.

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Why did you make the Firefox keyboard shortcuts on Linux different to Windows?

I go to change tab and it catches me out every time. I'm used to Ctrl+1 like every other browser. But no, its ALT+1 in Linux Firefox.

And downloads is usually CTRL+J, but on Linux it's CTRL+SHIFT+Y or something.

Do they work better with your DVORAK keyboards or something?

There's something going on with that island I tell ya.

Look out, they might put a ferret in your bathtub

This might be obvious to some people but I just figured it out and I feel like a genius for it.

I wanted to make some ROMS readily accessible on my kids' laptop because I hate menu diving in Retroarch to do anything, even launch the last game played.

There's no native way to save a favourite or a configuration from Retroarch to your desktop for quick access either.

But then I figured out you can pretty much do that with Lutris. You select a ROM, it 'installs' it for you - where it pulls some metadata and configuration from the internet, then it comes up in Lutris like a regular game and you can add a shortcut from there.

It still uses Retroarch in the background, but it makes playing and configuring ROMs so much easier, and is probably a good option if you're trying to play a game from an obscure platform or something from one of the weird cores.

I've installed the fitgirl repack of the original Bournout: Paradise on an old HP laptop running Linux Mint. The game runs fine but will not recognise input from my 8bitdo Pro2 controller.

The controller works on the laptop, as I can play Midtown Madness 2 with the controller no problem.

I've tried the Windows and Android modes of the controller, and neither of them work. I've installed the game through Lutris and it's running on Wine.

Any help on workarounds for this is appreciated. The easiest solution would probably be a program that maps the controller inputs to the keyboard inputs for the game.

I thought they were things he'd just talk about forever then just forget about them the second he left the room.