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A developer has released an open-source tool that brings Proton Drive support to Linux, the platform the privacy-focused cloud storage service has long lacked an official client for. The project was shared with the Hacker News community, where it drew strong engagement from users welcoming the addition and discussing how it works and its limitations.
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A question on Hacker News is asking whether Valve's Steam Machine justifies its $1,049 price tag, drawing debate among tech enthusiasts. The discussion centres on whether the compact gaming PC offers good value compared with building a comparable machine or buying a console. Commenters are weighing hardware specs, Linux gaming compatibility and SteamOS against the cost.
Repos
- h0m3us3r/w1700k-sdr
- nano-muse/nanoMuse nanoMuse: an open-source personal agent for every device you own. One agent with a name and a look of its own that does
- clainstone/cbirds A flock of birds in your terminal: Craig Reynolds' boids, in braille in any terminal and as sprites in Kitty and Gh
- Geramy/LemonSeed-Studio An iPad IDE with local LLM inference on an AMD GPU over Thunderbolt: the upstream Linux amdgpu driver embedded as Driver
- microsoft/mxc Policy-driven, layered isolation and containment
- AL-255/FM-1-RE Reverse Engineering of the M-VAVE FM-1 Pocket Synthesizer Firmware
- othermod/PSPi-Version-6
- mikesart/gpuvis GPU Trace Visualizer
- kvoltmer/Audionaut Audionaut professional audio editing and audio recording
- akawashiro/procinsh ProcInSh is a web-based process inspector for Linux.
- Cardinal44/corral
- zerobrewhq/zerobrew An up to 5x faster Homebrew client