@breizh @libreleah same, I went from 10MB/s to 65MB/s after filling the disk and removing extra files to have some "clean" space.

I started looking at this exactly because my SSD was suspiciously slow, but still it's not recommended. However my threat model is a thief stealing my computer so it's fine.

@Truck @loosy @Lamdarer Lutris can automate GOG, EGS (partially, it's a start) or other providers (ROMS, Steam etc..) but the result is very random depending how the game is made for Linux if native, how it works on Wine if not native.

@Lamdarer Unfortunately it's not that simple, there is not only Steam.

Epic Game Store is quite popular know and running it on Linux is a huge pain. As for GOG games, there is no launcher so people would have to manually load their saves and think to store them back if using windows (or making backups) because there will be no cloud save.

Most MMO with their own launcher (EVE online for example won't work at all) may have issues.

The switch may be easy if you use only Steam though.

@fantasminha @solenepercent OpenBSD tries to make it best keeping the packages working on all the architectures while it's physically possible (some programs cant' build on 32 bits system due to memory limits for example) and of course when we have people to try and report issues.

We have many sparc64 or i386 users out there, I think less users for powerpc but @cwen spent a lot of time fixing packages, the situation improve a lot thanks to her work :)

@jbauer I used too but it was pointless to me and a source of anxiety. I think it only matter when you are paid for a task and you need to report how much time you spent there.