It takes approximately nineteen thousand winedbg processes to fill up 32 gigabytes of RAM.
Is it angry at me because I blew up a steam locomotive’s boiler in Derail Valley earlier?
It takes approximately nineteen thousand winedbg processes to fill up 32 gigabytes of RAM.
Is it angry at me because I blew up a steam locomotive’s boiler in Derail Valley earlier?
Why is that? I use it because it convienient and it works (for me). But what’s a reason to not use it? Is it unstable, or resource intensive? I only have a couple of games less than ten years old.
perhaps because it’s proprietary or still X11-only
iirc they have both a 64-bit bit version and a wayland version of steam on the beta branch, so they’re at least branching out (though it remains proprietary and almost certainly always will)