Non programmer here: This is the first time I’ve seen a cursor file but I genuinely like how it reads. It’s like a business analyst wrote a coding requirements doc. I’d be thrilled if my staff asked 4-6 thoughtful questions when given a goal with an open ended approach.

For which LLM are cursor files used?

It would be very weird for them to release a new version with less games playable.

Beyond All Reason

Probably cystic fibrosis

Appreciate it!

Could you link that discussion?

Dorfromantik hits the seasonal vibes quite well.

This is my favorite mouse.

I like the implication that there is some playability, being “basically” unplayable instead of “totally” unplayable.

I guess the screenshot still kind of looks like Minecraft?

My uncertainty with copying a Windows install over to Linux has to do with proton/wine prefixes. From my understanding, when installing a game using proton it gets its own prefix installed along with it.

How does that work when copying a game over and adding a non-steam game to Steam? Does adding the exe to Steam create the prefix automatically?

I asked the same question when this was posted elsewhere, and the answer that I received is that it is based on the immutable os spin of Fedora, so this is immutable as well.