Steam client is being extra greasy today.
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?
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Is it angry at me because I blew up a steam locomotive's boiler in Derail Valley earlier?
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It's actually woking better for me now. I think they fixed GPU acceleration on Nvidia
Steam client scares me.
I fear no binary, but that thing...it scares me
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
Ah this happened to me this weekend! Not the train explosion, but the winedbg flood. For me, it was because I had my proton and steam Linux runtime installations on an NTFS disk instead of something more Linux native.
You should probably know that actual steam is not beneficial to game performance on Steam.
So greasy its nickname is now Burger
Fuck off Randy