I could see this working for either running cooling and such for refrigerated cargo or if they stick a battery in the trailer. In the latter case it would be possible to just charge it for free while the trailer sits in a lot somewhere. Then when the truck comes they plug in the battery and use the stored up power.
Its been working fine for me over the past year or so since i swapped to linux myself. The launcher looks buggy at times but thats about it. Specifically it will get stuck on “searching for updates” or somesuch while its actually updating. Just leave it to run and it will work as normal anyway.
During my own testing i got the best results with proton 8 and running the game in DX11 mode but DX12 also works. As for a distro i can recommend garuda linux, it was relatively painless to get everything working on that. Their Dr460nized gaming edition comes with a lot of handy stuff preinstalled, which i found useful for just learning about stuff when i first swapped.
I too use Garuda. Running it on both my gaming desktop and my laptop, works really well on both.
With 747 that isn’t necessary. With the amount of hits the main attack does you get procs relatively often even with the 10% status chance on it.
One really like at this time is 747. The damage output is very nice on it. The glaive gets especially fun if you manage to proc void status on an enemy.
Don’t count on it.
Unless the plat is actually acquired legitimately DE may just end up nuking it and force you to pay whatever negative balance you get on your account in order to log in or just straight up ban you. This also happens if you sell stuff in game and the plat you received for an item gets nuked due to having been acquired by someone using a chargeback on their card or similar as DE will simply remove the plat from the game.
Best go through the legit sites for this, so either warframe directly, steam or the various console stores depending on your platform.
It works exactly as you would expect. When activated it makes you extract, if you’re host then everyone gets a host migration pretty much instantly. Which screws them over. Better to just wait for everyone in the elevator.
Hey, at least it told you. When i was fiddling to get disney plus working on my own setup it just refused to play until i changed the reported OS to windows. Nothing else was changed. I really have no idea why they would go out of their way to block specific operating systems.