It’s not a one-size fits all, that’s for sure. But I have no subscriptions to anything, and I wouldn’t describe anything I do with “work flow.”

Don’t even have to do crime. You can usually email the author, and they will send you a copy, quite legitimately.

I’ve done it myself a few times.

I thought the whole point of Linux was that there was one for everyone? A computer itself is an incredible potent tool, but most people just want to use Facebook and YouTube.

How’s that working for you? I’ve got a surface, and I like it, but I know that Windows is not exactly an efficient piece of software.

Unless you have a keylogger installed.

Some people just process these things better by forcing themselves to put them into words. Journals, for some people are not written to be read, but to be written.

I was like they in high school. Wrote out my thoughts. Lose-leaf paper in my binder with me other school stuff, so they didn’t survive more than a few months. But the writing was the point. No-one was ever going to read them, not even me.

if you have legitimate concerns about the government coming after you, you simply do not keep a diary. At all. Not even one where you promise not to write anything incriminating.

I appreciate the info!

Interesting. I may have to start switching over, then.

My current big ones are Windsail, Sunless Sea, Sunless Skies, Stardew, and Traveler’s Rest.

Also Star Trek Online, but that’s not Steam.

Appreciate any testing you are able to do.

I’m not in a position to experiment, but I’m following the lead of a friend who is in such a position, and is far more technical than I am.

I’ll ask him about proton. Appreciate the recommend.

Same here. The minute I can be confident than my steam collection will run on Linux, I’m switching over.

I’ve failed those before, probably because I move rather mechanically. I’ve tried deliberately putting delays and random mouse movements while don’t them.