Post AIN37ry3pnEl9b4jUu by MeDueleLaTeta@fedi.absturztau.be
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 (DIR) Post #AIMEqRFWvK1Tepk168 by chesapeake@fedi.absturztau.be
       2022-04-12T01:04:42.164506Z
       
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       so is there any good ten foot ui for game launching on linux or am i going to have to make my own
       
 (DIR) Post #AIMEqRssZ1Uxcs9RQm by Suiseiseki@desuposter.club
       2022-04-12T01:30:31.533830Z
       
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       @chesapeake The kernel, Linux doesn't have an interface, so a UI doesn't pertain to it.If you install xfce4 on GNU/Linux, all the free software games you know and love are launch-able under Applications-> Games, or by name in the application finder.
       
 (DIR) Post #AIN37ry3pnEl9b4jUu by MeDueleLaTeta@fedi.absturztau.be
       2022-04-12T06:13:07.789551Z
       
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       @Suiseiseki @chesapeake what if you ttalk directly to the kernel endpoints, then it has a ui
       
 (DIR) Post #AIN37shR75X7QKIyDw by Suiseiseki@desuposter.club
       2022-04-12T10:53:56.196424Z
       
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       @MeDueleLaTeta "Kernel endpoints"?The only ways I know to communicate with Linux is either SYSCALL's or reading and writing to files under /sys.That's not a UI at all, as the user doesn't interact directly with such - the user uses a tool or wrapper program to interact with them.