The argument against proton is much stronger than against mullvad, which was a decision of the CEO using his own personal money with zero impact to the actual product other than public opinion. Though it’s a lot more complicated to replace proton than just a vpn service.
You’d think so, but Windows runs better on snapdragon today than Linux. I was very interested in buying one, but in the current state it’s a toy for enthusiasts.
I support game producers being free to implement whatever tech they choose to work with. That said, I find it kind of stupid to side with NVIDIA promoting their exclusive DLSS over an open standard when the quality difference is only noticeable in side-by-side comparisons.
The game has both DLSS and FSR? Great. The game only has FSR? Well, that’s more inclusive than DLSS-only. Everybody benefits with open standards.
sure, but all fiduciary money is fantasy money